Sentence examples for two expressions of from inspiring English sources

Rihanna has posted two expressions of regret on Twitter.

Art and entrepreneurialism are two expressions of one shared desire: to leave the world a little different than you found it.

A certain kind of theorist will always applaud the crack-up of a previously impregnable mainstream, on the grounds that hegemony is making way for one or two expressions of genuine consumer choice.

As if to acknowledge her good fortune, she closed Sunday's show with two expressions of gratitude — Richard Rodgers's "Something Good" and Mr. Sondheim's "Best Thing That Ever Has Happened" from "Bounce" — and then offered an encore of her signature song, "Old Friends," from "Merrily We Roll Along".

That's in part because Wallace, it's fair to say, if one thinks about the life and the work as two expressions of the same impulse (as biographers tend to do), continued to aspire to be Gately — read his famous Kenyon College address from 2005 — even if he didn't really want to invent him on paper a second time.

Hutchinson's wildness and his propriety are two sides of the same coin, two expressions of a fundamentally dynastic sense of poetic tradition that is passed down from literary father to son, and that arises partly, these poems suggest, from the void left when Hutchinson's real father vanished.

These flat cardboard women would have one of two expressions on their face 1.

He said there had been four expressions of interest.

So far, nine expressions of interest have come Olbermann's way, some pie in the sky, some enticing, he said from Santa Monica, Calif.

By the go-shop deadline of March 22, Evercore bankers had received three expressions of interest.

"Three expressions of things that I love," is how Mr. Carmellini explained it.