Sentence examples for show expresses from inspiring English sources

Which song in your show expresses your voice?

A chief pleasure of the show is seeing, book by book, the traces of each writer's hand, both capturing and charging all these places with their meanings.No section of the show expresses this better than "Wild Places", which sketches not only the meanings writers find in Britain's rugged parts, but the power these observations then have on other writers.

Fans of the long-running show expressed their disappointment online.

(Rosenberg) Galleries: Uptown 'QUIET POLITICS' Works in this elegant group show express political impulses through understated means.

Gor Chahal, an artist and the curator of the show, expressed similar sentiments about contemporary art.

The Today show expressed condolences to the family of Lovell, a married father of four who had worked on the program and other NBC shows.

Many of the callers to Mr. Giuliani's radio show expressed sympathy, but they were split as to whether he should stay in the race.

Ms. Zhang said that listeners to a radio program she appeared on in Shanghai sent e-mail messages to the show expressing disappointment at her absence.

One caller to a radio talk show expressed concern that the dead man's spirit, angry at his treatment, might bring the country bad luck.

The works in the International Center of Photography portion of the show express anguish over topics including Vietnam, nuclear waste, endangered species and the Exxon Valdez oil spill.

Many of the artists in the show express a sense of invasion, whether by technology, political systems or the effects of late capitalism.