Sentence examples for we would express from inspiring English sources

At first, we would express our misgivings with whispered guilt: we didn't want to disappoint our feminist forebears with "weak" concerns about whether we actually could raise kids and have careers as high-powered prize-winning whatevers.

This is in no way intended as an insult, but could understandably be so construed, in which case we would express our deep regrets, while possibly not using such specific phrases as "an illiterate scrawl" if we had it to do over.

"Off that first race, we might not make an offer," said Rosenberg, "but we'd express interest and start to build the relationship, staying in touch as the horse's career unfolds".

Since monoosteophils have the ability of using existing bone material to build new bone, we expected that they would express markers of both osteoclast and osteoblast lineages.

We speculated that hPSGL1 would express on the leukocytes cell surface of AAV-transduced mice and upon EV71 infection large amount of chemokines or cytokines are induced.

"We would like express our sympathy to the family at this distressing time.

The spokesman added: "We would like express our sincere apologies for the distress or concern it has caused.

Would we express sympathy and condemn the attacks, or would it be a Marg bar Amrika"—"Death to America"—"reaction?

Would we express sympathy and condemn the attacks, or would it be a Marg bar Amrika" — "Death to America" — "reaction?

Some of it was painful, as we'd never expressed our conflicted emotions — not as 20 year-olds.

As his students, we would like to express our deepest gratitude for his contributions and express our devout wishes for his good health and long life (Fig. 3).