Thereupon he forms the idea of a curve composed of a number of short, straight lines, and on this principle is able to express himself in such forms as are shown here.
Play, therefore, causes the young child to express himself physically to a degree that tasks set by others can never do, and thus aids him largely in securing control of bodily movements.
Did the illustrious individual who is now conferring distinction on this really worn-out chair by occupying it express himself in favour of having the face entirely denuded?
No change had been wrought in the dejected feelings of Roland by what the Doctor had said, nor by Eric's utterances; the only effect was to enable him to express himself freely.
He said he did not know how rightly to express himself; he had meant it only in a moral sense; but he immediately took back the word moral, for Eric was known to be a highly moral man.
A man of such an appearance must have overcome much in himself to be able to express himself in this way.
There is no one who would object to the last:--nay, it is impossible that any one who was able to speak thus, should have been willing to express himself otherwise.
Therefore, having all his desire, the lover would be lethargic, with no impulse to express himselfin song.
The scope of love's influence is widened when one reflects upon its efficacy as a prize held up before the poet, spurring him on to express himself.
At the end of the eighteenth century, woman's opponent was not afraid to express himself.
But in his shyness he did not know how to express himself, fearing, too, to wound the Frenchman.
The child was silent a moment, pondering how to express himself.
Think of the suffering of this splendid man, who was conscious of possessing colossal scientific knowledge, and yet was absolutely unable to express himself grammatically!
If a man is a success anywhere, it ought to be in his personality, in his power to express himself in strong, effective, interesting language.
The time will come when an education will enable a youth while upon his feet in public to express himself forcefully, to use the ability he has and summon his knowledge quickly.
Now Richard Wagner had no intention of setting the world straight--he wanted to express himself, that was all, and to make enough money so he could be free to come and go as he chose.
Clara Schumann knew the excellence of her chosen mate, and through her sympathy made it possible for him to express himself at his highest and best.
The man who could so express himself at twenty-eight years of age must have been a right brave and manly man.
He learned to express himself well in English, but always spoke with the precision and care that marks the educated foreigner.
He had been too solicitous to express himself, to write beautifully, instead of letting the human emotions with which he had to deal show themselves.
He would have welcomed a Niagara of importunity and imprecations; he was bursting with impatience to express himself; it seemed as if he would die if he were silent an hour longer under that letter.
This anecdote, implying Patrick Henry's ability to express himself in Latin, I give for what it may be worth.
A course in it is certain, if the instruction is effective, to leave a student better able to express himself in the normal needs of life.
In short, he has consummate ability to express himself in music, and such ability is so rare that it is sufficient alone to make a composer very famous.
Besides the technical ability to express himself in music, he has originality of emotion.
The family where he stayed could speak no English and but little French, so he was forced from the outset to express himself in a strange tongue and make shift to understand it.
I see no reason for supposing that Rousseau ever failed from lack of science to express himself completely.
Every artist has a special kind of means with which he works, requiring knowledge and dexterity; but it may be assumed that in addition to his ability to express himself he has something to say.
Wordsworth in his own generation was ridiculed; Millet, when he ceased painting nudes for art-dealers' windows and ventured to express himself, faced starvation.
The particular medium the artist chooses in which to express himselfis incidental to the feeling to be conveyed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "express himself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
