Examples of using Cannot express in English and their translations into Swedish
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I cannot express how nice this place is
Ariadne, I cannot express how saddened I am that you stand before me in these circumstances.
I am sorry that I cannot express my gratitude by accepting all the amendments which have been put down.
Mr Groote, you will understand that I cannot express any public view about the question you put to General Motors and Opel.
Parliament cannot express its overwhelming support for this tax in conditions that are reasonable with regard to Europe's competitiveness.
If this society of ours cannot express proper solidarity under such circumstances, then goodbye Europe!
Smiley reflects the mood of a person who cannot express the feeling while chatting on Facebook.
If I cannot express what it is, then we can express in a negative way that"It is not this.".
That means that one child in every 10 either suffers from motor disorders, cannot express their thoughts or cannot do so clearly.
Yet love is a useless frustration if we cannot express it by genuinely helping people.
We often come upon things that are indefinable; a special local custom or feeling that words alone cannot express;
Gameforge reserves the right to block any player who does not understand or cannot express himself in the language of the domain on which he plays.
If you do not concentrate… you cannot express your love of God through dance.
Dear Mary Daisy Dinkle, I cannot express myself very clearly at this moment and so I will list my emotions in the order they feel most intense hurt, confuzzledness, betrayal, discomfort.
How can we speak of choice when the opposition parties are not allowed to speak, when they cannot express themselves freely or accurately represent whole populations?
is proud of you to the extent that words cannot express.
Understanding language starts in a child from new born stages and even though the child cannot express in the form of words they are able to understand what their parents are trying to convey.
to meet the needs of certain minority groups who cannot express themselves in Swedish and Finnish.
It does not require each individual programme to be balanced in such a way that a person, appearing on his or her own, cannot express his or her views on matters of public policy.
points to the risk that those who cannot express themselves verbally may instead choose to use their fists.