Sentence examples for expressly communicate from inspiring English sources
"When Toyota was a small company, we could expressly communicate" any quality improvements that were required, he said.
"Actual ouster usually requires the possessing co-owner to expressly communicate an intention to exclude or deny the rights of the non-possessory tenant to the property," Mr. Sahn said.
In that same vein, failure to satisfy a promise regarding the quality or type of good would also invalidate a contract as failing to meet its warranty, though the warranty was required to be expressly communicated.
At one time, playthings were expressly intended to communicate parental values and expectations, to train children for their future adult roles.
Amazon has famously been focused on this issue for the last 14 years, expressly so its different teams could communicate with each other through these interfaces.
It is easy to deduce, from the adaptations to his alarm clock and the different ways he and his father communicate, that Jacob has a hearing impairment, but there is no need to expressly tell the reader this fact.
"We can communicate without even communicating.
"But I cannot communicate".
