The depth of a writer's seriousness, however, as Jonathan Franzen's Oprah debacle underlines, is gauged by his or her aversion to the commercial, the expressly put-together, the stylish.
But we should also note that social media is expressly set up to put people in touch with the like-minded: there's a structural bias in favour of the dog-whistle.
They believe that the pool was put in expressly for them.
But as you expressly set out to influence young people, don't you put yourself on one?
Senate ethics guidelines expressly bar an official who has put his assets into a blind trust from having anything but the most general communications with the trustee who manages the investments, and then only when those communications are in writing.
One, called Hudson Mezzanine, was put together in the fall of 2006 expressly as a way to create more short positions for Goldman, the subcommittee claims.
IT is a power expressly provided to the president in the Constitution, put there by the framers with the idea that it would be part of the system of checks and balances.
Some tour continuously; others stay put, often in theatres built by Cirque expressly for that show.
While what constitutes actionable defamation varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, the basis of a defamatory action arises when you make a claim, expressly stated or implied to be factual, that may put an individual, business, product, etc., in a negative light.
For him, as for most restaurant chefs, the dish is made up of component parts that must be assembled separately beforehand and then put together, in the style of French-trained kitchens, expressly for each order: à la minute.
