Sentence examples for expressly created from inspiring English sources

Container-grown (or adapted) plants are expressly created to deal with moving and usually do better at it.

One of Java's greatest monuments, Candi Mendut, is a shrine expressly created to illustrate the combined doctrine of garbha-dhatu and vajra-dhatu.

Cooper Union's founder, the industrialist and inventor Peter Cooper (1791-1883), expressly created it to be free, based on merit, for all students regardless of class, sex or race.

The granting or withholding of a princely style and title remained, however, a matter of the sovereign's will: Queen Elizabeth II's consort, Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was expressly created a prince of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in 1957.

Much of the novelty of his book lies in his effort to trace how the intellectual property virus has spread, with tragic results, to the Internet -- a communication network expressly created to allow the rapid dissemination of new ideas.

The characters and stories in games like EverQuest and World of Warcraft were expressly created for video games, so the players can eventually become among the most powerful beings in those fictions, defeating gods and so on.

However, none of the documents expressly creates an agency relationship or even mentions the word "agency".

The photo was, in Ms. Kher's words, "so clichéd, I titled it, 'In another life".' The cover was true to form for the husband and wife, who both use traditional references expressly to create works of art that turn conventions upside down.

Many modern universities were created expressly on these utilitarian grounds.

America was created expressly as the rejection of those truisms.

But increasingly local school foundations are being created expressly for the purpose of raising private funds.