Sentence examples for expressly distanced from inspiring English sources
Al-Qaida expressly distanced itself, likely assuming it would undermine the jihadi cause.
Boetti was a central figure in the arte povera movement, a group of Italian artists in the late 1960s who expressly distanced themselves from commercialization and the slickness of Pop Art.
Since the content that it contributes to O.C.W. was developed expressly for online and distance use, it is particularly well adapted to independent learning.
Newtonians subsequently went beyond Newton in enhancing this world view in various ways, including forces everywhere expressly acting at a distance.
Not only did his commitments to his Kansas University team compel him to run in many more races and distances than were ideal, but he was expressly forbidden to use a pacemaker.
The postulation of an affective structure permeating the whole of creation from top to bottom was vital to account for the phenomenon of action at a distance (actio in distans), which Aristotle had expressly ruled out in his Physics (7. 2, 244a14 245b5, see Henry 2008).
The distance between the sides appeared small: Syria wanted the item expressly put on the agenda, and the United States was willing to allow discussion of the Golan Heights, without putting it on the agenda, officials here said.
Note that || x|| ∞ = IC x) and || x||1 = SV x) and this "norm" notation is expressly used to emphasize the fact that IC x) or SV x) is in fact the distance or the length from the term x to the root term of the hierarchy under consideration.
We have been advised that the policy is expressly to safeguard the clear skyline view of the landmark and there is no limit to the distance behind the dome of the cathedral where the wider setting consultation area ceases to apply.
where not otherwise expressly provided.
