Sentence examples for which they expressed from inspiring English sources

Shirakaba was perhaps the most identifiable means by which they expressed their eagerness for new styles of expression.

In Knowlton v. Moore, 178 U.S. 41, the cases which have been referred to were approvingly cited, and the doctrine which they expressed was restated.

Republican leaders in Congress and President Obama staged competing events in which they expressed an unwillingness to compromise.

After the final votes were tallied, he and Santos issued separate statements in which they expressed their determination to continue working for peace.

On Wednesday, for example, members of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s executive council had a conference call in which they expressed unanimous support for the protest.

Sure enough, they spent more time contemplating the ones toward which they expressed envy: the good-looking students with new BMWs and rich parents.

I passed on David's Tablet article to two friends, John and Mary Felstiner, who have written about the Jews "creative resistance" to the Holocaust, which they expressed in graffiti, cabaret shows, poems, paintings and concerti – I wrote about it here.

The women were able to let loose and enjoy themselves at multiple stages (which they expressed quite strongly!), and we were able to collect valuable information on their lives, as well as the overall process of small scale artisanal mining.

Students are considered for available positions for which they express interest and are qualified for.

Their conclusions, and the unanimity with which they express them, are instructive.

The reporters feel united by a sentiment of "them" against "us," which they express in horseplay and house jokes.