Examples of using Expressed himself in English and their translations into Swedish
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He could not have expressed himself more clearly.
He expressed himself as doubting that he would ever enter the marriage state;
The rapporteur has expressed himself on this point.
Lenin expressed himself very reservedly,
And the great Russian poet expressed himself perfectly.
The prince expressed himself none too nicely,
Jesus was aware of this and expressed himself accordingly.
Marx expressed himself in very precise terms that countervailing factors transformed this law into a tendency,
French president Hollande expressed himself in similar terms.
especially the latter overshot the mark by his counterassertion that"good works are harmful to salvation"(although Luther had on occasion so expressed himself too).
Mr Nordmann expressed himself in the most eloquent terms.
Because Austria has a county mayor in Klagenfurt who has expressed himself in a way for which you and I feel equal revulsion,
I shall finish, then, by turning to Mr Abitbol, who expressed himself fully within the Convention.
The Swiss Corona officer Daniel Koch expressed himself in an interview with the magazine"Großeltern-Magazin" regarding the contact between grandparents and grandchildren.
Kühlmann said that a soldier inevitably expressed himself more pungently than a diplomatist.
One or the other; either Mr Engwirda has expressed himself incorrectly, or he was quoted incorrectiy by Dutch radio.
was asked with heat whether it was true that he had expressed himself at a certain meeting on the subject of the offensive without the necessary sympathy.
The forger surely must have expressed himself in a manner typical of Josephus,
I thought it was very good that the Commissioner expressed himself very clearly in this connection:
In his Anti-Dühring Engels expressed himself in another way:“Life is the form of existence of albuminous substances”; i.e.
the way God has expressed himself in creation is fundamental to understanding the world.' He explains further.
The regimental commander Selander expressed himself:"A barracks in Sollefteå would become morally ruinous for the officers.
It is clear that our Lord has expressed Himself in the manner that I would understand by adapting Himself to reach me.
Kai Flor in Berlingske Tidende also expressed himself lyrically, but like his colleagues he also reacted to the audience's lack of enthusiasm.
Indulis Berzins, expressed himself in similar terms,
He first worked intuitively, and then expressed himself in logical terms only in a second step, as he translated his images
writing in the ninth century, expressed himself as follows on the Targum Onkelos:"The Targum of which the sages spoke is the one which we now have in our hands;
While Montefiore expresses himself as follows l.c.
He expresses himself, in a way I will explain.
In this ingenious way did the old man express himself.