Sentence examples for uses to express from inspiring English sources

The researchers note that the language a person uses to express the original opinion shows, to a great extent, whether their opinion is malleable or not.

In its statement, however, the Fed's Open Market Committee changed the wording that it uses to express its intentions to financial markets.

Yet the words that Belichick uses to express himself in the moment are entirely familiar to anyone who has watched his press conferences or interviews the same sports platitudes which, when probed for deeper meaning, yield nothing.

What discomfits some energy experts with the campaign, those outside it and some Saudis is Mr. Kerry's belief that the United States can achieve independence from Middle East oil and the rhetoric he uses to express that vision.

We are enclosed completely in a world of faith and belief that has been made to feel utterly authentic, reminiscent of St Augustine's Confessions, in that even when Charles questions and doubts, God is still present, woven into the fabric of the very words he uses to express that doubt.

The phrase Thomas uses to express this is ipsum esse subsistens.

Our religion gives us a language to use to express the significance of the events of our lives.

Phrase used to express profound relief.

& v. & n. (informal): (used to express) great delight or excitement.

What methods were used to express these stories?

Phrase used to express a sense of general approval.