Examples of using I cannot express in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I cannot express(in words).
So much shame, I cannot express.
I cannot express an opinion.
I cannot express another opinion.
El Presidente, General, I cannot express how glad I am to meet you.
I cannot express my opinio….
I cannot express my happiness right now.
No one will change my opinion about Abu Mazen,even if they say I cannot express it because I'm the president.”.
I cannot express the grief I feel.
I cannot express our thanks to you in coming to our aide.
And, Mr. Bonaventure, I cannot express with words the horror of these developments.
I cannot express how horrible I feel.
I cannot express our gratitude and excitement enough.
I cannot express how very happy I am for you!".
I cannot express the joy you have brought back into my life.
I cannot express in words the emotions the stirred in my heart.
I cannot express how excited I am about this new journey.
I cannot express to you enough the deep remorse and repentance I feel for letting you down.".
Ariadne, I cannot express how saddened I am that you stand before me in these circumstances.
I cannot express the emotions I feel for the innocent families touched by this.”.
I cannot express enough how deeply sorry I am it was Mr. Johns, and not my father who lost their life yesterday[Wednesday].
I cannot express the emotions I feel for the innocent families touched by this senseless violence,” she said.
I cannot express the emotions I feel for the innocent families touched by this senseless violence,” Connie Jones said.
I cannot express how disturbed, uncomfortable and in plain shock we were both in after reading the menu,” said the customer, named only as‘Lisa,' as cited by the.
I cannot express how disturbed, uncomfortable and in plain shock we were both in after reading the menu,” said the customer, whom the The Daily Mail identified only as Lisa of Melbourne.
I cannot express my surprise at beholding such a small, stoop-shouldered man, with reddish hair, freckled face, soft blue eyes, and nothing to indicate extraordinary courage or daring.