well-expressed

Its effect is well expressed in the old proverb: "Between the King and the Inquisition we must not open our lips."

In a preface of forty-seven pages the fears of the conservative old Abb are well expressed.

Yet a fresh, well-expressed note of appreciation always pleased him.

Miss Pattison sighed: sighs usually ended one's conversations with the twins, for nothing else so well expressed one's attitude.

"Good counsel, surely, and well expressed," remarked Mrs. Washington.