Sentence examples for been designed expressly to from inspiring English sources

Like punk and piercings and paintball before them, these videos seem to have been designed expressly to blow parental minds.

Where there are window boxes there must, of course, be a window – this one framed the mirrored cuboids of La Défense to the west, structures that might have been designed expressly to conform to the Debordian paradigm.

This is easier to do when a creature has long experience of a food, and much harder when a food has been designed expressly to deceive its senses — with artificial flavors, say, or synthetic sweeteners.

Culturally, they indulged in wine, games, fashion and outlandish behavior that seemed to have been designed expressly to upset the status quo.

The show, originally titled "The Minority Report" -- it was changed in deference to another series being developed from the Tom Cruise movie of that name -- has been designed expressly to engage "underrepresented" people and views.

I suspect such places are designed expressly to make customers feel like someone they are not.

He was known around the campaign as Mr. Inside, because his speeches were designed expressly to please the hard-core supporters.

It was designed expressly to prevent it becoming absorbed into state welfare provision, as has happened in the US and Canada.

Dr. Boss, of the Carnegie Institution, said the research was "a preview of coming attractions," especially given new telescopes on the ground and in space over the next decade that will be designed expressly to investigate extrasolar planets.

In view of the fact that the editorial board of The Times has endorsed Mrs. Clinton, it is difficult to escape the impression that the counting approach used by The Times is designed expressly to overstate support for Mrs. Clinton.

And although none were designed expressly to determine what biochemical or genetic effects exercise might be having on cells within the body, several did look at various biomarkers that have been found to play a role in cancer recurrence and progression.