Sentence examples for which I expressed from inspiring English sources

This was the point at which I expressed my concerns about this situation.

Working in offices, I always recognized a distance between the personality I presented to colleagues and that which I expressed in private.

"I sent a letter to the prime minister in which I expressed sadness and urged to him to think about the causes of the riots".

"In fact my initial thought, which I expressed to Quentin, was we do it in the West End, create an international sensation and then bring it to Broadway".

When I returned to Britain, I wrote a book in which I expressed great admiration for the people, for organisations like the National Union of Eritrean women… and for the EPLF leader, Isaias Afewerki.

And as my wife argued in a debate in which I expressed my doubts about Moussa's credentials, the Arab League chief and former foreign minister could well be the best candidate to engineer a stable transition to democracy.

Given the terrible situation that Orenstein found herself in, one for which I express my sympathies, I would hope that she could extend her careful consideration of the relationship between biological and psychological gender to other communities.

In the weeks since the referendum, more than one American friend has found it hilarious to say to me, at the end of a meeting, "Shall we Brexit?" Or, during a conversation in which I express doubts about my wi-fi provider or whether to hang in for another season of The Good Wife, "Maybe you should Brexit?" And so on.

Including this piece in which I express some relief that the tie for most best drama Emmys, a record shared by Mad Men and The West Wing, wasn't broken this year.

The proposed method expresses the output in a hierarchical order of component functions which facilitate (i) expressing the component functions in term of extended bases, (ii) determination of actual responses at quasi-random sample points, (iii) determination of the unknown coefficients associated with the bases by employing homotopy algorithm and (iv) Monte Carlo simulation.

The best silly fact in "The Joy of Mixology" concerns a drink, if it can be called a drink, for which I have expressed nothing but contempt.