Sentence examples for even expressly from inspiring English sources

Article 11 even expressly protects journalists from imprisonment for crimes committed through publishing or broadcast.

"And some leases don't even expressly authorize the board to impose building-wide assessments for repairs and improvements".

"Courts have routinely approved settlements in which a defendant does not admit or even expressly denies liability, exactly because of the benefits that settlements provide".

As explained in the Nimmer treatise: "The 1909 Act neither defined originality, nor even expressly required that a work be 'original' in order to command protection.

He even expressly suggested that the Authority could depart from its requirements 'without violating any kind of Federal law.' Id., at 48. Alabama State Federation of Labor v. McAdory, 325 U.S. 450, 461, 65 S.Ct.

There is even a growing danger of fascism with the rise of the far-right and even expressly fascist movements in the Europe and other places.

It reminded me of the many times in Berlin when I was stared at and even desired expressly because I was one of the few black residents there.

This strangely docile performer was a natural fit for Redmond Barry, who is too namby-pamby to retrieve a ribbon from a woman's cleavage even when expressly invited, too witless to understand that you don't negotiate with highwaymen.

The most recent of his films to be shown in the U.S., his second-to-last, "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet," uses an even more expressly theatrical context — the funeral of a famous (fictitious) playwright, the real-life actors (including Sabine Azéma, Resnais's wife), playing themselves, who gather to commemorate him.

The upper castes usually did not attend the ceremonies of the lower castes, even if expressly invited.

The dramatic ending, involving some ambitious puppetry, puts the space to good use while a cannonball trick reminds us why the evening is expressly not for children.