Sentence examples for expressly invited from inspiring English sources
Is there any difference (as some MPs seem to think) in the legitimacy of bombing IS in Iraq (which has expressly invited the coalition to do so) and bombing it in Syria?
This strangely docile performer was a natural fit for Redmond Barry, who is too namby-pamby to retrieve a ribbon from a woman's cleavage even when expressly invited, too witless to understand that you don't negotiate with highwaymen.
And no one expressly invited Siri into my Chuppah.
The upper castes usually did not attend the ceremonies of the lower castes, even if expressly invited.
Slaves took part in most of the civic and family cults; they were expressly invited to join the banquet of the Choes, second day of the Anthesteria, and were allowed initiation into the Eleusinian Mysteries.
"We consider it unfortunate that Saudi Arabia would deny any legitimate reporter the ability to complete that work -- much less one properly credentialed, in the White House press corps, expressly invited on the trip," Wilner continued.
What is more, the district court expressly invites actions for contempt sanctions if the military exercises detention authority in a manner inconsistent with the court's deeply flawed understanding of that authority".
Musicians were invited to expressly be truly musical, and it wasn't about minimising their input, wasn't about the texture of a string, it was, Bring in that string player and let him do his thing, you know what I mean?
For instance, wedding etiquette dictates that you name, expressly, on an invitation envelope who is invited, so as to make it clear to the person on the receiving end that they are invited alone, with a guest, or with their children.
