Sentence examples for but expressly from inspiring English sources

Third, Hollywood was indisputably populist in tone, not merely commercial in its origins but expressly pitched away from the world of high art.

8 In 1997, Congress pre-empted certain state requirements concerning over-the-counter medications and cosmetics but expressly preserved product liability actions.

More specifically, I have begun to develop an "occupational living will," something akin to a medical advanced directive but expressly intended for one's professional life.

The letter said the group wanted to "amicably resolve this matter" but "expressly reserves its right to take all steps necessary to ensure that there will not be any unlawful interference with its Hudson Valley Ride event".

The video does not include any details of how the plane might have been brought down, but expressly describes the apparent terror attack as retaliation for Russian air strikes in Syria.

Thus, in Wong Doo, the Court held that the District Court acted within its discretion in dismissing a petition premised on a ground that was raised but expressly abandoned in an earlier petition.

Many prominent socialists were militant atheists, for example, but others expressly connected socialism to religion.

They not only cover mishaps but also expressly examine perceived successes and the design decisions considered along the way.

But she expressly ruled out using positive discrimination to appoint more female judges, saying that courts were different from parliament.

Those lower courts had interpreted the Supreme Court's Windsor decision as implicitly (but not expressly) requiring a ruling for gay marriage.

Anthony Metzer QC, for the McGowans, said the family did not just have "concerns" about the use of such drugs but had "expressly forbidden it".