Sentence examples for this has now expressed from inspiring English sources

This has now expressed itself in a demand for "guarantees".

Everyone involved, including the United States, has now expressed remorse for the failure to stop the Rwanda genocide nine years ago.

Lynch, whose fortune was boosted by an estimated £500m when HP acquired his company, has now expressed regret that the deal ever took place.

To add to visitors' concerns, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has now expressed serious misgivings about the quality of the stadiums.

Sophie Serrano, who raised Manon Serrano, one of the two daughters accidentally switched at birth, has now expressed relief that the error had been acknowledged.

Senator John Thune of South Dakota, who once seemed close to jumping into the race, has now expressed reservations about being the only candidate who would have to vote on many of these issues while running a presidential campaign.

With crucifying irony, the US – which has for decades given Israel carte blanche in its treatment of Palestinians and colonisation of the Occupied Territories – has now expressed its concern for the "dreadful" situation of the Palestinians in Syria.

As a measure of the change in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel has now expressed concern about supposed violent tendencies of fundamentalist Muslim youth ("We can talk about it without suspicion of being anti-foreigner").

Thailand's government has now expressed confidence that the capital Bangkok will escape the worst of the flooding.

But he has now expressed his disappointment after announcing his decision to step down from his role at Portman Road.

And, while pointing out that "it is not just myself" who would like to be captain, Montgomerie has now expressed his willingness to play his part in any capacity.