Sentence examples for expressly connected from inspiring English sources
Many prominent socialists were militant atheists, for example, but others expressly connected socialism to religion.
When one of my openly gay students, who was also a collegiate athlete, found out that I was co-counsel for Kluwe and Ayanbadejo, he sent me a note thanking me "for drafting this document that expressly connects sports and gays in a way that is rarely spoken about in public forum".
Currently, approximately 70percentt of people on Facebook in the U.S. are connected to a friend who has expressly identified themselves as gay, lesbian or bisexual on their timeline.
We don't even have to wait for a specific time to be connected -- the phones are not turned off unless expressly required during a flight, and our portable devices have become a new body part, being carried around wherever we go, wherever we are.
The free end of one wire will connect to the green ground screw of the outlet, and the other free end is to be connected to the metal box with a green screw (expressly for that purpose) or other approved means (special clips, etc).
I think one of the reasons why many people stay loosely connected to their organized religion is because the thought of walking away is expressly frightening.
Another man in the drug ring, who was not directly connected to the death and therefore not charged with manslaughter, was recruited off the streets of Mexico and smuggled into the country expressly to peddle drugs in Ohio, the government said.
