Sentence examples for whenever she expressed from inspiring English sources
(Their marriage had been a miserable one, Dr. Han told The Times in the 1985 interview, saying that her husband beat her whenever she expressed her desire to become a doctor).
Piggy, despite her glamor and her confidence and karate kicks, always had the lower status, because whenever she'd express interest in marrying Kermit, he'd gulp and run away to tend to his show or his friends, or to go play his banjo in the swamp.
She expressed a preference for timely returns over those that were two or three weeks late, whenever they will come in.
She expressed her disappointment.
For non-cognitivists hold that it is semantically appropriate for a person to utter a moral judgment whenever she wishes to express the relevant non-cognitive attitude.
Whenever she has to express a feeling — rage, joy, desolation — she shouts, as though afraid to call on anything internal to make the scene work.
Thus, during the life of i, the direct additive effect (Ad,i) is expressed at the start of life while, if i is a female, the maternal additive effect of i (Am,i) is expressed whenever she calves.
At New Alternatives for Children, Alexis is able to express her feelings whenever she needs to give voice to them; she participates in recreation programs and works with an art therapist, Linda Peck.
Whenever you expressed a wish for things to be different, some rough-hewn stoic would be on hand to remind you that passive acceptance would banish disappointment or dissatisfaction.
Occasionally, he even expresses a desire to be short again, which probably explains why he asks his mother to stand on tiptoes whenever she's next to him.
