Sentence examples for to express on from inspiring English sources

In 1801 Jane wrote to Cassandra: "I have now attained the true art of letter writing, which we are always told, is to express on paper exactly what one would say to the same person by word of mouth; I have been talking to you almost as fast as I could the whole of this letter".

I've learned to build relationships and perform well under pressure, but that's hard to express on a CV".

Here's why: "But" is a good word if you're aiming to express "on the contrary," Price says.

Playing other people gave her access to emotions that she hadn't been able to express on her own, but, after half a year with a repertory company that performed Greek tragedies, she left that, too.

Specifically, I had this idea of a book of stories that would speak to each other somehow, that would work together to express things that none of them would be able to express on their own.

At the same time, a majority of Russians identify as Russian Orthodox and express virulently homophobic attitudes most likely because the Church and queer-baiting are two pillars of the Kremlin's ideology, and Russians are constantly reminded what kinds of opinions they are expected to express on these topics.

Some otherwise uncharacterised hypothetical proteins are predicted to expressed on the cell surface.

The guests seized the chance to express themselves on one of the world's most hallowed stages.

Complementation gives one the power to express patterns on strings more compactly.

But I was the first one who had the urge to express myself on paper rather than at the coalface.

The International Olympic Committee has gone back and forth on whether or not Olympians were allowed to express themselves on the matter.