Sentence examples for the first to express from inspiring English sources

Ms. Drolet, who did most of the interviewing, was the first to express doubt.

Canadian Muslims will be among the first to express their concern if this proves true.

Although previous rulers had legislated on occasion, Louis IX was the first to express his will regularly in statutory form.

Monteith's Glee co-stars were among the first to express their grief at the news of his passing.

Among the first to express angst was Gen. Tommy Franks, who got the Iraq assignment while he was busy prosecuting the war against the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Fights break out: "Gabriele (comm. to verse 10) was perhaps the first to express some doubt about Lucan's observation; Lombardi spiked it through the heart".

The church was first to express dismay over the propriety of holding a gay pride festival during a Holy Year.

The first to be expressed was All X is Y, for which he used xy = x, which he then converted into x(1−y) = 0.

Vimentin is the most ubiquitous intermediate filament protein and the first to be expressed during cell differentiation.

The current construct presents the first attempt to express the aggregate cartilage damage in terms of the cross-link density at the microfibril level.

Bernal and Finny took the first step to express the need for the science of "statistical geometry" for studying the liquid state [44], [45].