Sentence examples for return expressed from inspiring English sources

Many, in return, expressed shock and outrage at how vile some comments aimed at Husic were.

In 1985 NASA sent Senator Jake Garn, a Republican and chairman of NASA's appropriations subcommittee, up in a shuttle, which paid off when the senator, upon his return, expressed a fervent belief that "We vastly underfund the space program".

Now many of these rebels, most of them citizen soldiers with civilian jobs awaiting their return, expressed hope that it was all but over, and that they would not have to fight their way into Colonel Qaddafi's hometown, Surt, an additional 210 miles west.

Furthermore, the time required for the BOLD signal to return to baseline after cessation of the hypercapnic stimulus, was also related to white matter depth; the return, expressed as a time constant, was ~ 25% longer in white matter.

The revelation was met with a wave of support from Twitter users who in return expressed gratitude for her decision to go public with the news and encourage others to prioritize vaccination.

Divide the final net profit by the initial investment to learn the total bond return, expressed as a percentage of the initial outlay.

Rough sex with Margaret would be directly rendered in key passages of "Guerrillas" and "A Bend in the River"; then Pat would listen to the write-up, flinch, leave the room, return, express admiration, make suggestions — without ever daring to "ask herself to what extent Vidia's writing is drawn from life, and specifically from his life with Margaret".

Dr Ritchie, in return, expresses a high regard for Linux, attributing its success to the fact that it was a unified effort, at a time when other competing versions of Unix were mired in legal battles.Linux is also the true heir of the Unix tradition in the sense that its development process is collaborative.

Lucas wanted Indiana to get married, which would allow Henry Jones, Sr. to return, expressing concern over whether his son is happy with what he has accomplished.

The packet included a letter describing the project, a questionnaire on hospital characteristics and laboratory testing methods, a request for submission of S. pneumoniae antibiogram data for each year from 1996 to 2000, and a prepaid, preaddressed, return express mail envelope.

Several senior American commanders in Iraq and Kuwait, or who have recently returned, expressed mixed feelings about the use of private security companies.