Sentence examples for express wording from inspiring English sources

The iconoclasts responded by pointing to the express wording of the Second Commandment.

Nonetheless, while international human rights law can increase the normative pool judges may resort to in interpreting the Constitution, there are "inherent limits" such as the express wording of the constitutional text and constitutional history that "[militates] against the incorporation of those international norms".

And for someone to express words that indicate duplicity or deceit is very unreasonable".

In April 2004, a stroke robbed Julie Shaffer, a former English professor, of her ability to express words and numbers.

Despite the good results achieved with a bag-of-words, this representation, based on independent words, cannot express word relationships, text syntax, or semantics.

"[A]rt can visually express words geometrically: lines as length, color as dominance, circles as continuity, and triangles as stationary objects in space-time.

"[A]rt can visually express words geometrically: lines as length, colour as dominance, circles as continuity, and triangles as stationary objects in space-time.

Your goal is to be able to express words and be understood.

A1 The House and Senate expressed strongly worded support for Israel in its recent military operations.

He expressed carefully worded concern over the threat of terrorism and the political upheaval in Britain.

"Genocide is very difficult to express in words.