Sentence examples for expressing from high-quality English sources.

• Useful for revising phrases used in expressing an opinion.

• Expressing gratitude toward your partner might inspire them to experience more gratitude toward you.

• I am quite at a loss to understand why any one should be surprised at my expressing vehement ethical judgments.

• A person less well trained in economics might naively suggest that the direct way of expressing views is to express them!

• When people speak, they aren’t just expressing their ideas; they are, even more, expressing their emotions.

• Last year, one of his daughters, Barbara, who lives in New York, taped a video expressing support for legalizing gay marriage.

• An unknown number of university employees avoid expressing their opinion for fear it will damage their career or turn them into pariahs.

• Leon Henkin put forward the question whether the sentence expressing its own provability (“I am provable”) is true or false, and provable or not (Henkin 1952).

Use expressing in a sentence.

• Kate Bedingfield, the incoming White House communications director, was asked on ABC’s This Week about politicians in both parties expressing concern about the price tag.

• Instead of treating it as expressing the application of __ is asleep on the floor to my dog, we can think of it as expressing the application of the concept

• “We are being flooded with emails and phone calls from average Americans expressing their solidarity with us, expressing their anger at what was said,” Paul G.

• The risk is lower where an individual is expressing views publicly on an unrelated area, for example, a sports or science presenter expressing views on politics or the arts.

• Braun and Sider (2007) treat sentences with vague terms as expressing multiple distinct propositions and supervaluationism treats vague terms as expressing multiple distinct semantic values.

• But it is just that they haven’t been as vocal in expressing their dismay that there were a number of parents who were quite publically expressing a very anti LGBT view in front of their children.

• And for me, I have dyspraxia which is motor oral and verbal so that means that I really have trouble getting my thoughts into words and, like, properly expressing myself and expressing how I feel.

• After all, I am merely expressing my feelings whilst you are expressing yours, and there is nothing remotely inconsistent about the supposition that X arouses approval in me and disapproval in you.

expressing sentence examples

• Yet many of the same companies expressing solidarity have contributed to systemic inequality, targeted the black community with unhealthy products and services, and failed to hire, promote and fairly compensate black men and women, David Gelles writes.

• When relief-length ratio (r), expressing the role of gravity, is combined with drainage density (d), expressing the efficiency of the drainage system, this yields a texture-slope product (rd), a parameter that describes the gross morphology of a drainage system.

• The data were obtained from (A and C) U373 astrocytes stably expressing AP-2 σ2-EGFP and transiently expressing Tomato-LCa, or (B and D) Swiss 3T3 fibroblasts stably expressing Clathrin LCa-DsRed and transiently expressing epsin1-EGFP.

• A problem being presented to an automated reasoning program consists of two main items, namely a statement expressing the particular question being asked called the problem’s conclusion, and a collection of statements expressing all the relevant information available to the program—the problem’s assumptions.