Sentence examples for purporting to express from inspiring English sources
She said: "While purporting to express sympathy for people who die this way, his remarks about their bodies constitute gross intrusion into the grief and shock of bereaved families and friends.
This bubble, which appeared beside the head of the Page 3 model, purporting to express her thoughts on political issues and current affairs, had long been seen as a nasty little mockery, a joke at the idea that beautiful young women can have intelligent opinions.
Hume's denial that statements purporting to express ethical judgments in fact express ethical judgments contradicts our assertoric use of statements that purport to express judgments.
In a related project, a series of brief recorded messages purported to express the viewpoints of the items on display.
One of the string quartets, the American, Opus 96, purports to express Dvořák's impressions of American (including Indian) music.
They also often purport to express of states of mind with analogous structural properties.
As known, the latter are generally converted into monetary units which are purported to express health expenses, property value reduction and other possible costs.
As citizens, we are members of the normative community whose values the law purports to express: if it is to address us as citizens, and as responsible agents, it must speak to us not in the peremptory, coercive voice of a sovereign who commands our obedience, but in the rational, normative voice of values which demand our allegiance as the values of our polity.
Historians and archaeologists have expressed anger and growing despair after Islamic State released propaganda images purporting to show militants blowing up the 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldhistempleSyrian city of Palmyra.
A promise to read Middlemarch expresses, or purports to express, the speaker's intention to read Middlemarch.
An assertion that it is snowing expresses, or purports to express, the speaker's belief that it is snowing.
