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How to use express in a sentence

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We, the undersigned, wish to express to you our grave concern about the ongoing and unrelenting nature of the crisis in the country.
This is serious business, and to express regret at the severity of his punishment is a shade hypocritical.
Making a film is like choosing a set of restraints, and then trying to express yourself within those restraints.
Logic and illusion become confused and you find it hard to express your highly developed and sensitive mentality.
When we express our goodwill, we usually use a smile or a welcoming expression, not just a political poker face.
The leader of Labourites has called on the population to come to a peaceful action and express their protest against collective meters.
Thereafter people came in flocks to carve caves to express their belief in the Buddhas.
Bloggers can express themselves in a number of ways, from contrary to confessional, from indifferent to impassioned.
What I didn't know then was that this form of prejudice functioned as a way to express the values I had grown up with.
They express themselves by role playing with anatomically incorrect action figures.
The cells of the visceral mesoderm and dorsal vessel also express both genes.
Transportation available is taxis, buses, car rental, express boats and long boats or sampans.
Despite his virtuosity, Sonny Rollins always managed to express an underlying, wry sense of humor in his playing.
He went on to express the hope that the removal of the grant would be reflected in a reduction of house prices.
If your stylist is running late, express your unhappiness with the situation and give them a chance to toe the line next time.
It's too bad that some men feel they can only express their submissive side by taking on the identity of a woman.
The Government would express its abhorrence in the strongest possible terms, she said.
When you win matches, people don't seem to care whether you speak the Queen's English or whether you express yourself in grunts and gestures.
She keeps interrupting to express her annoyance at how unrealistic and ridiculous the rules are.
There are so many commuters who are stressed out from travelling and I wanted to give them some way to express their frustration.
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She seemed to know exactly what colours and line work the portrait needed to really express what had been going on.
I would also like to express my appreciation of the courtesy shown to me by my opponents throughout the election and on polling night.
He went on to say the people who took the day off to express their opposition to the war were solidly left and markedly anarchist and Marxist.
In many ways, St Valentine's Day is an easy out, a way to express emotions without feeling vulnerable, or really any risk of rejection.
For these children from the city's slums and streets, it will be an opportunity to express themselves and discover their latent talents.
Going to football, or at least talking the talk, allowed politicians and journalists to express their common touch.
She wants to buy you sensible sweaters and knee-length skirts, while you're dying to express your inner diva with halter tops and studded jeans.
They believe that their prayers are granted and return again to express their thanks.
Words would not suffice to express the sensuality of the jewellery, be it cute little ear-rings, rings, pendants, cuff links or tie pins.
He said families with young children were the largest group to express their concern about the stifling weather.
Although fission yeast appears to express an actinin baker's yeast does not.
They express their profound gratitude to those who sent Mass cards, letters and cards of sympathy, floral tributes and phone calls.
This principle is sparingly and cautiously used and may never be employed to imply a term in conflict with the express terms of the text.
Mathematicians express this by saying that the surface of a beach ball and that of the earth are topologically equivalent.
I think in an open democracy people ought to have a right to express themselves without fear of character assassination.
Academic feminism has provided a forum for Third World women to express themselves and vent their anger at their societies.
Allowing the convenience of walk-in services for express spa care will increase participation.
I would like to express my hope that the process of accession leading to full membership will take place in the shortest possible term.
Can powers granted by an enabling Act only be enlarged or modified by express words of authorisation?
The mackerel hit the lure like an express train, winning a foot or two of line against the drag, wrestling the rod tip toward the water.
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The rhetor, for instance, would not imagine that he was clearing out a space in which he could express his thoughts and feelings.
But in the hands of the party's rhetoricians, such trite sentiments are intended to catch votes, not to express real policies.
There are no roads and it can only be reached by light aircraft or a two-hour express boat ride from the nearest large town.
Transportation from Lester B. Pearson International Airport is available by taxicab, airport limousine and airport express bus.
Early the next year he was returning to London from Scotland by a night express when it collided with a Yorkshire mail train in a sudden mist.
It not only brought smiles to their faces but also gave them a golden opportunity to express their talent.
It is intriguing that crustaceans seem to express either hemoglobin or hemocyanin but not both proteins.
Insofar as they express a contrary view, we respectfully dissent from the views of the Supreme Court of Canada in this case.
Instead, they explain that all humans have wills and desires, and it should not be surprising that infants also express theirs.
They did not have to ask society's permission to express their natural desires, or to skulk ashamedly when they did so outside of marriage.
If the Sinhalese cannot get together to express their ideas how can Tamils and Sinhalese get together?
It is trite law that nothing less than clear, express and unambiguous language is effective to levy a tax.
Of course, it's alright for him to express such outrage in our free-speech society.
His first comment about Bush's decision to renominate these judges was to express his dislike of the move.
In these contexts it's not so much a word struggling to express the inexpressible as a word used to sound good and to avoid real thinking.
The authors would like to express regret in the inadvertent omission of these acknowledgements.
We are giving young temp workers a platform to express their unheard voices.
The motive was obviously to express regret abut the predicament, and there it is.
With his geodesic dome, Fuller began to express a favorite geometric shape of his, the tetrahedron, and he put it everywhere he could.
It, in the first place, in express terms declares the office of macer to be hereditary, and the acting macer to be merely a deputy.
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All scripture and religious doctrine that conflict with reason must be interpreted allegorically, so as to express moral insights.
Her lament does not express regret for a breach of fidelity, but rather the deep sadness of the final farewell.
Although I'll hazard the guess that Paris will win, I think I'll express a preference for London!
For a real slam-bang ending, express doubt as to which election is more obviously a farcical fiction designed to promote corporate interests.
The course of David's own career was held to express an unhealthy identity of tyrannical power with pedagogical authority.
Staff who use open-ended questions or statements allow the child to express the primary emphasis.
It's hard for you to express ideas and thoughts, making conversations short.
His photographs express his contradictions, his uneasiness about the way he is, they are a way of sloughing off some of that guilt.
Evolutionists often express irritation when Piltdown Man and other fakes are raised by their opponents.
They must also understand the grammar of written music in order to express these sounds as symbols on paper.
So many of her poems express some combination of confusion and lament about the decline.
These are traits of character that express the charm, warmth and sincerity of Hawaii's people.
The questionnaire, on one side of A4 paper, asks people to express their opinions on what matters to them about the village.
Dolly took full advantage of the outrageous disruption to vent her bad temper and to express her extreme displeasure in all directions.
Ironically Arnold himself liked to express the occasional dislike of hereditary honours and titles.
The mere fact that he did as asked cannot in my judgment be properly treated as the waiver of an express statutory right.
If you want to come across as unbiased and open-minded, I suggest you try a little harder to express it with your choice of words.
I think in these troubled times, it takes the world's artists to express what is on all our minds.
It was still natural for the son to give thanks to a Punic god and to express himself solely in the Punic language.
We all express astonishment at how the women can withstand the near zero temperatures dressed in small, revealing tops.
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It demonstrated how comprehensively one could control one's body and express oneself using the body.
The effort may allow some of your students to express their own fears and anxieties.
Only rarely do legitimate children express such feelings of inferiority, and these exceptions are instructive.
My thanks to Mrs. Bell, Mr. Keith, and the many other letter writers who took the time to express their appreciation and interesting reflections.
Part of the privilege we have as Canadians is that we can express our beliefs openly.
I particularly liked the way they felt free to express their feelings and longings through the anonymity of their letters.
I guess Michael and I were trying to find a way to express our brotherly love for one another.
In the light of my conclusion it is unnecessary to express an opinion on this argument.
His staff are striving to find a form of words to allow him to express his regret without officially apologising for the debacle.
The two timid trysters head off to the seashore to find an appropriate way to express their unspoken love.
One voter had used his ballot paper to express an unprintable view of all politicians.
It's a great way for people who enjoy lifecasting to express themselves through video.
If base 10 is used with an additive system without intermediate symbols then many characters are required to express certain numbers.
The court would express the hope that whatever course was medically advised would be honoured.
Such prisoners will probably not express contrition or remorse or sympathy for any victim.
Five studies revealed that people who hold the minority opinion express that opinion less quickly than people who hold the majority opinion.
As India grows in regional importance, the challenge will be to express that idea clearly and attractively to others.
He had used the ring to get an express elevator car to the top of the Letap Center.
Where, then, do we have an outlet to express our deepest beliefs, those things we hold most sacredly and, therefore, most passionately?
Broadly speaking, its function is to help us express and regulate our emotional lives, which are confusing and sometimes opaque to us.
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I asked Chief Bernard, because I'd heard some residents express concern about how much money had been pumped into the Centre.
Artistic talent is very often present, but the will to express this talent may be slow to appear.
Their confidence and self-assurance is indeed palpable, as is their ability to express themselves uninhibitedly.
He was heard to express the view repeatedly that self-help was the better way of dealing with criminals.
Even the junior senator from North Carolina felt obliged to express her scorn for these malefactors of great wealth.
Above the drums, singing, and stomping of feet, women ululate shrilly to express their excitement.
Someone may be attracted to you and express interest in furthering your relationship.
We've danced to let off steam, to express ourselves and get rid of excess energy, we've danced to attract a partner and for religious reasons.
Fairy tales were deployed by Wildeans to express same-sex desire in a thickly coded array of tropes.
These can express everything from sexual attraction to intellectual or physical dominance.
It's just that my belly button was born as an innie and has no business becoming an outie, at least not without my express permission.
On a daily basis, Yale students and professors express the moral outrage they feel toward our criminal justice system.
These sentences are called synthetic and they express an a posteriori thought.
In the recent past, there have been protests wherein agitators had either blindfolded themselves or gagged their mouths to express their ire.
You express and share feelings, also help others to feel healthy and whole around you.
History tutors also express dismay at their students' lack of language skills, which means that all foreign texts have to be translated.
I will then finish editing it overnight, ready to send it off via express post on Friday.
Democracy is alive and well in Canada as thousands were able to express their opposition to this policy.
Finding a new platform to express their long-standing rivalry, both Britain and France opted out of judging for medals.
I tried my best to give them a blank look and express confusion at the stated declaration, but it was hopeless.
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She tells him her tale expecting him to express his undying love for her and the unborn babe.
Tens of thousands attended rallies to express their revulsion at the one-sided conflict and the slaughter of thousands of Iraqis.
Permission to teach is given only after reaching a certain level, and only with the express authorization of the headmaster of the ryu.
Given a second chance to prove himself, he finally allows all the raw emotion to express itself through the intensity of his rap lyrics.
To all those who spent generously and encouraged others to do likewise, we want to express our appreciation and gratitude.
The culture appears to be undergoing some kind of revival among those who like to express their individuality by dressing alike.
Yet for all the riches the current stars are trousering, they don't seem to express much joy in the so-called beautiful game.
I can express myself vocally and I can stay in key, but I don't think I have such an awesome voice.
One of these days, I might learn to express myself without the aid of implied inverted commas.
It is in those unique dialogues, in those brief and fleeting moments, that we express ourselves and share our unique inner lives with others.
When immigrants express such extremist views, they feel the land belongs to them by virtue of their ethnicity.
It is crucial to let both sides publicly express their opposing points of view.
But his true genius lies in synthesis, in an amalgamated vision he can express in the language of computers.
Move your listeners and express yourself more effectively by crafting your songs the way hit writers do.
I also came to express my thanks to the artists who are devoting their time and talents to such a vital cause.
I imagine that many a cup of mead or barley wine was raised at many a neolithic celebration to express a similar sentiment.
As might be expected, he does not clearly express his stance even though he talks about the power of the presidency.
On bad days, and there have been plenty, Nicki would express herself by battering people.
Women often have a rich emotional life but struggle to express their needs and wants in clear, assertive, unambivalent, functional ways.
It is a chance to express their natural desire for a little creative devilment, usually at the expense of their conformist elders.
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I think that's part of the motive force for this research, because of the great freedom that children express in their faith.
But I've never, ever learned to intuit Celsius as a way to express temperature.
Motorists could in future be given the option of taking an express toll road or a slower un-tolled road, between Johannesburg and Pretoria.
Now I find it extremely difficult to express myself before them, tell them my problems, my wishes and my desires.
She wishes to express her sincerest thanks to all the people who telephoned her and called to her to assist in the updating of records.
Kibbutz mothers who hoped to treat everyone the same thus also wanted to express their individual characters by molding their own kids.
We do not express our needs clearly and concisely and end up with situations to which we have contributed unawares.
By way of contrast, most sentential logics, while able to express inconsistencies, are complete and correct.
But people were invited to express their reservations, and they came up with some very reasonable doubts.
Modern readers continue to debate whether the poems express platonic friendship or sexual love.
It is clear that he has thought long and logically about the history and present problems of tap dance, and he knows how to express his thoughts.
I am writing to express my great disappointment to learn that one of your employees has been sacked.
First, Patterson told people he was going out with the express purpose of capturing a Bigfoot on camera.
Also, the speech of Lord Clyde contains no manifestation of express disagreement with Lord Hope.
Well, prior to going out to collect the buggies, I was inside sacking groceries at the express counter.
Members of the public will often express caution about the advantages of new science and technology.
The locomotive, tender, and first three cars derailed, and the express car was partially telescoped by the tender.
When funds are misappropriated from a church, most parishioners express shock that something of this nature could ever occur in their church.
Alberti was particularly interested in Vitruvius' use of columns and arches to express social status and power.
But he does express his opinion about human nature, American manliness, and Iraqi democracy.
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An express train travelling from London to Leeds derailed after a rail broke on the East Coast Main Line track.
He wanted a general manager who would not make moves or express an opinion without consulting him.
Firefighters are urging people interested in their plight to call at the station and express an interest.
Before All-Ireland finals, strangers in the street would express their good wishes.
Finally, the man told the woman to express her opinion where it counts, at the ballot box.
Several residents attended a meeting of the development control committee to express their misgivings.
Foley did not express a view on whether the Groceries Order should be retained or abolished.
It did so, first by claiming the right, and then by seeking the express or tacit support of other countries.
He said people should join a planned protest on July 1 to express their calls for democracy.
It's important to express our love through words and actions, kissing and hugging our children often.
Even professional managers express profound anxiety about tasks like delivering negative evaluations and terminating employees.
Social unrest was exploding as anti-war protestors and civil rights demonstrators used the public stage to express their views.
I remain close with them, and as the unit received its marching orders a few called me to express their frustration.
I am full of thoughts and wishes for all of you and am terribly frustrated not to be able to express them.
The young often express their reverence by gathering in odorous packs and yelling loudly at bus stops.
How did we get to the point of relying on these numpties to encapsulate and express emotions on our behalf?
Local councillors come and go, all express a sincere desire to commiserate, but none has ever lifted a finger.
A convoy of truckies rolled into Canberra today to express their anger at the planned changes.
Proof by the claimant that the defendant was actuated by express malice removes the privilege.
We are all one under the sun and through art I am able to express that oneness.
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His wasp-waisted, long-limbed figures express the era's aspirations and opulence with disarming force.
I think the idea of scrapbooking is a truly interesting one, and is an easy and accessible method for people to express themselves.
People can express any opinion or concept they desire and anyone is welcome to take part.
Better to signify an army with a few banners than to express it with a cast of thousands.
A wide variety of institutional forms, many of which do not resemble American constitutionalism, can express and secure respect for pluralism.
Different organs could, thus, express different sexual or intersexual characteristics.
There is no express right for workers to take time off to attend a religious festival if it is not covered by statutory holidays.
According to Frege, while definitions should give the meanings and fix the denotations of terms, axioms should express truths.
Traditionally, voters have used by-elections to express anti-government sentiment.
Timetables of express and passenger trains of all the four railway zones have been provided in separate sections.
The range of your voice and the emotion you can express is really astounding.
Having jumped its rails the express train and the freight load collided at a combined speed of nearly 200 mph with devastating impact.
The sarcomatous parts of carcinosarcomas and blastomas, however, always express negative findings.
The committee wishes to express sincere thanks to all those who supported it and donated prizes.
The biggest difficulty you have in this job is not to motivate the players but to get them relaxed enough to express their talent.
Open your speech conservatively or light-heartedly and express your gratitude to your parents for their contribution to the wedding festivities.
First, they stimulated the T-cells strongly enough to prompt the cell to express latent virus but not to trigger other cellular functions.
Lack of the ability to sexually express oneself is often associated with despondency and depression.
In general, the practitioners consider religious practice and belief to be important in their life and work, and they all express faith in God.
It is very challenging for us to investigate and try to find the right theatrical language to express this play as far as we can.
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My wish to express a wider, considered, view of playwriting and dramaturgy probably just came across as arrogance.
Critics who express doubts about the underpinnings of the current recovery are contemptuously shot down.
Unlike the prudish Victorians, Lady Mary adopted the Middle Eastern language of flowers to express decidedly carnal desires.
We were an express train now, and made only a few stops, mostly using the center of the three tracks.
I would like to express our admiration for the selfless bravery of the emergency services, many of whom lost their lives.
It said his name in a mocking way, provoking him to an anger that he dared not express in front of such a fiend.
Primarily used at night, the building is shown in night renderings to express how the building can glow and invite the community inside.
If a man irritates a woman she is not going to wait until the last thing at night to express her annoyance.
Body decoration is a primal and innate part of the human psyche, whichever way it chooses to express itself.
But when the Reality becomes incarnate as the express Image of God, images become hallowed.
He is called upon to express remorse and modified anguish a couple of times, which he carries off easily.
For the first time ever, local people have been given a forum to express their views.
Such traditions often express a distrust of the meditative process and warn their adherents against its practice.
Learning to express opinions more assertively is a form of self-expression.
In sensuality or in violence, youth cultures in many African societies express their outrage and subvert the social norms.
Some people believe self-identification is the only reasonable method because it allows people to express their own racial identity.
Clearly the first of two sine qua nons is to be able to express one calculated column in terms of another.
Mathematical formulas and sentences do not express true or false propositions about any subject-matter.
A dog might sarcastically wag its tail to express disapproval of being served kibble yet again.
Every year, they have a mela there called Suarastra Sabha for the express purpose of holding an auction.
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On 20 April, TWA inaugurated America's first 24-hour coast-to-coast airmail and express service.
In my view, however, a claim of the former kind is plainly raised, albeit there is also a claim under the express indemnity clause.
Hawthorne uses several motifs to express a recurring idea throughout the novel.
Consequently, what individuals need is a new language that can express and generate transcendent meanings.
What better way to express one's rights as a consumer than to purchase a useless item?
But I can't quite express why it seems that way, and it may just be that they've gradually merged in my own memory.
It is essential for anyone wanting to express themselves and hear what others have to say.
Words cannot express how emphatically this film withholds the pleasures of film-going.
Even today, I can laugh and cry and express anger through my fingers on piano keys.
One example was the banishment of music from meals, except for the express purpose of complementing a particular food.
It is good to see a player of Howarth's undoubted ability finally express it in the pro-game.
It was certainly not our intention to be offensive and we wish to again express our regret to anyone who was displeased by the ad.
This listener, though, grew up in a land where bands weren't afraid to express themselves in fez beanies, lederhosen and greasepaint.
Local limestone and red clay roof tile recall the older buildings but express modern construction methods.
For me, they embody and express the faith and witness of an extraordinary servant of Christ.
Two letters to the editor express outrage over the plans to redevelop the Castle Lane area.
Through visual art, he tried to express a transcendental mysticism that he felt he could not fully communicate through music.
Ron Sekura opposed the motion of denying the application, he did express interest in helping the club find an alternate site.
Meditation is one way to express mindfulness in a dedicated, concentrated manner.
There was a familiarity about her, this princess, this wood nymph, a familiarity he couldn't express or identify.
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To express any form of sympathy for them makes a mockery of what I feel for their victims.
Why should I be punished for having a mind of my own, and the will to express it?
People, young and old, from across all communities, races and creeds have had a platform to express those views.
The public service needs to be able to express its view without fear or favour.
You might expect the music of this remarkable life to express a searing, protesting intensity.
Then we may be able to express the compassion and mateship that we pride ourselves on rather than the parochial bigotry that many now practise.
Could you give me some examples of sections which are express provisions related to negligent acts or omissions?
I hope this will be an opportunity to cross international boundaries and express practical help and love for those who are bereft and homeless.
Nobody has any right to express their disagreement with the company this way.
She was excited, but couldn't manage a happy tone of voice to express it.
She went on to express regret about handing over the rights to her show.
Now in his 60s, Clough is very much alive and kicking, as alert and acerbic as ever, and still with a myriad of views to express on any subject you care to mention.
As a consequence of such a chromosome reduction, cellular metabolite and energy resources would not be expended to maintain and express the deleted genetic information.
Though Pam had no doubt that her mom loved her, she didn't remember ever hearing her put it into words, let alone express it with an unsolicited hug or kiss.
Did he ever express regret about not having gone back to recording sooner?
These birds also express high levels of a bacteriolytic lysozyme which is more similar in amino acid sequence to the rock pigeon than that of the domestic fowl.
Chen spoke at a ceremony to express gratitude to the voluntary workers and several associations who have contributed significantly to the reformatory education of criminals.
The image of the German musician as a gifted and attractive man who knew how to express his feelings became a symbol for Germany's ubiquitous and attractive Kultur.
Before I can even think about it, I fly at him, with the express purpose of attacking him and leaving him nothing less than a non-breathing entity.
Meanwhile, over on Facebook, my less up-to-the-technological-minute friends are using the status update feature to express their views on the election.
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The feminine forms give more scope to express the rhythmic and harmonious qualities of Indian art traditions and to create highly stylised forms, he says.
It's one thing to be able to carry on a simple conversation with a limited vocabulary, and quite another to talk and express oneself knowledgeably in the language.
I beg leave to express my thankfulness to the good tutoresses for their assiduity and care in forwarding our dear pupils in this useful branch of education.
A stack of sixteen hoops, divided by a slight sifting of chaff to separate the cakes, had been completed and taken to one of the four men who would express the oil.
I'm also very aware of the fact that I have a lot more freedom to express my relationship than I would have done had I been born twenty or thirty years earlier.
Should this occur, allow your patient latitude to express these feelings.
Here, a young person who wants to blend into a different type of society may fit perfectly well and express themself in a number of real-life extracurricular activities.
With few lines, his performance is a lesson in how to express internal anguish with little in the way of verbiage and barely a flicker of movement.
Liberalism, the evolving attempt to fully express the human, was about to face an inhuman threat.
As US and Latin American writers continue to express an interest in the topic of apocalypse, they register the ongoing hold of European traditions on the Americas.
Seasoned preceptors can teach, express their feelings about a given situation, and satisfy their need to demonstrate their knowledge by telling stories.
Just as a writer can write without much expenditure, a filmmaker must, first of all, be able to express himself without much fuss about what is saleable and what is not.
I'm don't feel the need to obstreperously express disdain for all sports.
As result of your reading did you form an opinion regarding the sincerity of the writer in an attempt to express an honest picture as opposed to mere bawdy?
They have all used pianos to express their melancholy and realness.
They love each other in their own way, but no longer know how to express their feelings, partly because they have never recovered from the death of their firstborn child.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency express concern about a salmon farm being sited so close to a burn which has a healthy wild trout population.
Transgenic DNA constructs have been used to rescue mutant genes, express reporter genes, and test the relationship of gene structure and function in vivo.
This decision does illustrate how closely the express and implied powers of specialized agencies must be related to their specific objects and purposes.
Some also express fears that sky marshals could be tempted to become involved in less dangerous incidents, such as cases of air rage or drunken brawls on board.
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It could be just one man's internal torment and trying to express that.
We have seldomly seen an artist who can express a typical mood, pose or sentiment so poignantly and charmingly with what looks like a few simple shapes and ink lines.
Well, once upon a time, over a decade ago, I departed Istanbul possessed by the notion of reaching Moscow and riding the Trans-Siberian express all the way to China.
He had tried to express in scholarly language the excitement we all felt.
Next morning Alcide packed my valise, and leaving him in charge of my apartments I took the Orient express for Constantinople.
I have strong opinions but I wouldn't know how to express them in dance.
This semester, I am both humbled and proud to join the ranks of published columnists who choose to express their opinions for the consumption of the masses.
He has no use for the opinions people in Ontario may have, but continues to express the same disdain for the public that Mr Harris exhibited and apparently institutionalized.
Rappers express their libidinous desires in the boring, one-note language of conquest.
These proposals seem to express an element of contempt for pet owners.
English auxiliaries will, must, should, and so on were used for deontic modality before their use was extended to also express epistemic modality.
The more I have come to feel this way the more I've tried not to express scorn for things that do not catch my attention but that obviously mean a great deal to others.
The majority of town councillors continue to express support for the project and this is extremely important at a stage when there is a huge swell of community support.
Little wonder that Ross, who was to kick his heels for the remainder of the tournament, joined a small army of others to express his incredulity in public.
We expect the majority of our retail outlets will be open as usual and we will be giving priority to delivering express post and mail to post office boxes.
Eventually, he placed a ban on the Augustinians, forbidding them from building any new convents or churches without express permission of the bishop.
It is characterized by a greater licence in the use of counterpoint, and by a lavish use of passaggi and acciaccature to express the affetti of this modern music.
In addition, human pDCs express indoleamine 2,3-deoxygenase, an enzyme generating tryptophan catabolites, which are powerful suppressors of T-cell responses.
A graceful swan-neck broken pediment crown, spiraling acanthus, tobacco leaves, all of these help to express the character of the Aristocrat collection.
Directors shepherding millionaire delinquents to and from disciplinary hearings are eager enough to express their sincere concern for refereeing standards.

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