Sentence examples similar to week expresses from inspiring English sources

Encouragingly, the North this week expressed "regret" over the clash.

And he was back later in the week expressing his fear that the Government may be planning a weak response.

The BBC pundit Phil Neville has also spoken out in defence of Sterling, acknowledging that the Liverpool manager, Brendan Rodgers, had last week expressed concerns over his charge's workload.

Wineman wrote to David Cameron this week expressing concern at the past political activities of Michal Kaminski and Roberts Zile, and a meeting followed on Wednesday.

It was signed by influential figures such as Boris Johnson and Alex Salmond and backed by David Cameron, who earlier this week expressed frustration at the BBC's continued use of the term.

Similarly, representative Adam Kinzinger on ABC's This Week expressed surprise that Obama would take Netanyahu's "election rhetoric" at face value.

Such criticisms are expected in this campaign, and this new New Yorker seems to do particularly well swatting at Mr. Giuliani's bullying, as she did this week expressing "outrage" that her religion would become a part of the campaign.

An opinion article in a Brooklyn high school newspaper this week expressing sympathy for the suffering of Palestinians and accusing Israeli soldiers of raping Palestinian women drew criticism yesterday from a Brooklyn assemblyman.

A8 Optimism for Congo Peace The top United Nations envoy to Congo said a cease-fire had held for more than a week, expressing hope that warring forces could soon be separated to allow for the stationing of international peacekeepers.

Another was that Iraq's Kurds spent much of the week expressing fears that once sovereignty is transferred, they will be frozen out of power -- or will feel forced to secede.

The West Brom boss was unhappy with an interview Berahino gave this week expressing his wish to move on to bigger things and the striker found himself on the bench for Sunday's remier League clash at Burnley.