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• But she had expressed it. (10)
• I may have expressed myself . (10)
• After all, it expressed her meaning. (9)
• Sarkeld visibly expressed satisfaction. (10)
• The feeling cannot be expressed in words. (2)
• Edmund expressed his pleasure and surprise. (4)
• I have to imagine that I expressed myself badly. (10)
• His countenance expressed a mighty disappointment. (22)
• His mercenary spirit was expressed in this appeal. (18)
• But the feelings of her sister were instantly expressed. (4)
• I must have expressed myself clumsily in my last letter. (14)
• Her words had expressed a truth too deep for him to admit. (8)
• She expressed herself most willing, ready, happy to remain. (4)
• Pratti wrinkled his forehead and expressed his astonishment. (12)
• She expressed herself very glad that he should like it so much. (10)
• His yellow face and deep-set eyes expressed a dignified gratitude. (8)
• Then she resumed her work with the decision expressed in her tone. (9)
• His father expressed a certain surprise; his countenance was mild. (10)
• Annette expressed the hope to her that she had not lost much property. (10)
• The latter expressed a fear that the hour was too critical for poetry. (10)
• The features expressed health, humour, power, every fine animal faculty. (10)
• A sort of impassioned abstraction expressed itself in his gait and bearing. (9)
• I led her to tell me that the princess had expressed no views upon my father. (10)
• He found the Claxons struggling with a fresh misgiving, which Claxon expressed. (9)
• Mrs. Amble kept down those sentiments which her vernacular might have expressed. (10)
• Only such as expressed his views of citizenship, his political and social beliefs. (8)
• And there he seemed to find written what this gritty broker had harshly expressed. (13)
• Perhaps his pause on the interjection expressed a doubt of our getting them genuine. (10)
• They did not speak of Noel as a rule, but one evening she expressed her views roundly. (8)
• Though this lady never expressed an idea, Richard was not mistaken in her cleverness. (10)
• His worship, half timid, half full of wild enthusiasm, expressed itself in various ways. (12)
• A sound like the swish of a whip expressed the sentiments of that assemblage at the Pilot. (22)
• Elizabeth honestly and heartily expressed her delight in the prospect of their relationship. (4)
• Sir Twickenham expressed his ignorance of lords having usurped priority in that department. (10)
• Fred expressed his thanks in well-put words, and Mrs. Fred blushed prettily in her happiness. (21)
• In return they expressed their unholy delight in the certainty of our destruction by the enemy. (7)
• When told a little later that a telegram had been sent to Harz his eyes expressed satisfaction. (8)
• Caroline alone expressed regret that she had not set eyes on him from the day she became a wife. (10)
• Elizabeth honoured him for such feelings, and thought him handsomer than ever as he expressed them. (4)
• That had been her shapeless ambition, dreamily expressed with reference to some time, as they rose. (9)
• My aunt expressed her view mildly, that I was sent for to help cure the young lady of her delusion. (10)
• She expressed her gratitude again, but it was too painful a subject to each, to be dwelt on farther. (4)
• Some emotion which did not utter itself in the desire she expressed made her voice shake in the words. (9)
• Boardman was one of those who seldom laugh; but his grin expressed all the malicious enjoyment he felt. (9)
• An outwearied hopelessness expressed a passive sentiment very like indifference in the clear wide gaze. (10)
• Then I knew that he had revealed my identity to the showmen and they had expressed a desire to view me. (21)
• He expressed no regret for what he had done which satisfied her; his style was not penitent, but haughty. (4)
• Her curiosity to inspect the happiest of men, the most genuine part of her letter, was expressed coldly. (10)
• It was short, but expressed good sense, warm attachment, liberality, propriety, even delicacy of feeling. (4)
• He knew the exact feeling expressed by it, when one has come violently on an errand and has done no good. (10)
• There was probably no resentment expressed in the way she withdrew her hand, but the other thought there was. (9)
• Finally, the sufferer expressed a desire for a priest, that she might not pass from earth without a sacrament. (5)
• The major remonstrated with the prince, and expressed to me his regrets and et caeteras of well-meant civility. (10)
• Face after face, stolid and apathetic, expressed nothing, no active desire, certainly no enthusiasm, hardly any dread. (8)
• He was then in his prime, and I like to recall the outward image which expressed the inner man as happily as his name. (9)
• Lord Brailstone, spokesman of the welcoming party, expressed comic regrets that they had not an interpreter with them. (10)
• She still lifted her lip when she expressed contempt or dislike of persons; nor was she cured of her trick of frowning. (10)
• One day Mr. Treffry expressed a wish to see Herr Paul; it was a long while before the latter could summon courage to go in. (8)
• It so exactly expressed the sentiment of everybody present that there was something behind everything, that nobody responded. (8)
• His face expressed a transparent simple-mindedness that won the confidence of the ladies and awakened their ideal of generosity. (10)
• The plan of this first attempt at a notation by means of which relative duration of notes might be expressed was very complicated. (3)
• He had always an essential gaiety not to be damped by any discipline, and a docility which expressed itself in cheerful compliance. (9)
• Something like the Sabbath quiet of a little wooden meeting-house in thick Western woods expressed itself to him from her presence. (9)
• Nodding with gravity, I expressed regrets that the sea did not please her, otherwise I could have offered her a yacht for a cruise. (10)
• I know that in your letter to your father you expressed your dislike of such aims, a dislike which I have no means of understanding. (12)
• My reasoning has not touched you; I am helpless, except in this determination that my contrition shall be expressed to Dr. Shrapnel. (10)
• For Turgenev expressed himself in stories that must be called romances, and Stevenson employed almost always a naturalistic technique. (8)
• He petitioned to be spared it, on the plea, firstly, that it expressed want of confidence; secondly, that it took him in the stomach. (10)
• If ever the sense of human equality has expressed itself in the human countenance it speaks unmistakably from American faces like theirs. (9)
• The terrible sugariness which poured into him worked like venom to cause an encounter and a wrestling: his battery of jaws expressed it. (10)
• A few courts in this country have expressed a leaning to the opposite view, but the ground upon which they place their opinion does not appear. (16)
• She started, as if his whisper had intruded on her thoughts; but his face must have expressed his hunger, for the resentment in her eyes vanished. (8)
• His face expressed a profound commiseration, almost ludicrously mixed with the ashamed contentment that men experience at the misfortunes of an enemy. (8)
• She had now the company of a plain, middle-aged woman, whose attire hesitatingly expressed some inward festivity, and had a certain reluctant fashionableness. (9)

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