Sentence examples for which she expresses from inspiring English sources

Her great asset is versatility, which she expresses in much the same manner as a United Nations emissary.

[cartoon id= a17087"] But the rhetoric with which she expresses her despair and revulsion around motherhood is perhaps less familiar.

But Ms. Callan has a new opinion essay in The New York Times, in which she expresses regret over how certain career choices affected her personal life.

She powerfully sympathizes with Farquharson's thwarted opportunities and flattened will, but she cannot hide her distaste for his weakness, which she expresses in tellingly gendered jabs.

Her lyrics are a feminist critique in which she expresses her frustration at living under the long shadow cast by that influential poem, which reflected her parents' marriage and her own ambivalence about making nice.

As the woman in red, Ms. Mearns is impassioned and thrilling in one section, in which she expresses the horror and hysteria of having to wed an old man.

Surrounded by plenty, Ms. Macy felt a tugging need to share the wealth, which she expressed to Mr. Barnum.

"Overdevelopment has been a problem throughout the South Shore," she said in a recent interview, during which she expressed satisfaction with the changes.

Catherine Lignelli said the fortunes of her husband's hedge fund would have no effect on her personal enterprise, to which she expressed a deep commitment.

Last week, Macy Halford, my colleague over at The Book Bench, wondered "What Kindle Wants," in which she expressed her preference for physical books over the electronic kind.

These verses met with success, and she continued writing ballads, rondeaux, lays, and complaints in which she expressed her feelings with grace and sincerity.