Sentence examples for when it expresses from inspiring English sources
We believe that the human spirit is at its best when it expresses; the individualism that Tocqueville described in his book "Democracy in America" rests on the right, if not the need, to articulate your unique internal state.
It is when this agony uncoils to consume the stage that Eifman's movement is at its best: when it expresses mortal fragility instead of trying to defy mortality.
But, just as few attend to the body when it expresses grief or frustration through physical symptoms, so few people are likely to attend to Leader's message.
It's difficult to determine when a wine reflects the intentions of a winemaker, and when it expresses the characteristics of a region.
But it doesn't mean you have to be a big fan of oak, or a lot of oak, even when it expresses a national consumer preference.
Scott argues that these sentences are acceptable because AAE allows know to appear in the progressive form (which stative verbs cannot usually do) when it expresses surprising or unexpected information.
The Reagan Administration was wrong to halve its aid to Zimbabwe when it expressed that indulgence in acceptable ways, as in United Nations votes.
It is the first time the newspaper has run an editorial on its front page since 1920, when it expressed dismay at the nomination of Warren G. Harding as the Republican presidential candidate, before he went on to win national elections.
First, C&C Group, the Irish cider firm that is formally still loitering, gave its shareholders a virtual heart attack when it expressed an interest in bidding.
It quickly became clear that The National Intelligence Estimate did Hillary Clinton no favors when it expressed "high confidence" that Iran had dropped its nuclear weapons program in 2003.
It demanded an apology from Israel — which refused, as it has from the earliest days of the flotilla raid, when it expressed regrets — and then took steps to express its displeasure, including expelling the Israeli ambassador and cutting military ties.
