Sentence examples for that expressed that from inspiring English sources

The well-respected New England Journal of Medicine also published a commentary October 14 that expressed that 12 years was too long.

"What we saw in the document … was the first effort of this synod to present the issues in a way that expressed that we understand what the concerns are, what the issues are," he said outside the Paul VI hall Tuesday.

Through it all, it's been clear that expressing that he feels others' pain just isn't his strength.

In provability logics, □p is interpreted as a formula (of arithmetic) that expresses that what p denotes is provable in PA.

More acceptably expressed, that means that he is intellectually disabled.

Expressed that way, what that corresponds to is what is called a recursive difference equation.

"But we did not go there, and I think it is a tribute to Warren that he honestly expressed that".

The student panel, too, expressed that preference.

Komisar said that Alba expressed that Atomwaffen needed to "take real, violent action against the Jews" because, "this is how the apocalypse starts".

Compare that to 2005, when 23percentt expressed that level of dissatisfaction, according to the report by Mercer LLC.

For each viewpoint, write an Op-Ed piece that expresses that opinion.