Sentence examples for expressly tell from inspiring English sources

You might expressly tell them to think about and articulate what the photos, video and images convey that they did not understand from reading about the situation in Egypt.

A good rule of thumb is never to have anyone stay over unless they expressly tell you they'd like to have their hair turn completely white by the morning.

It is easy to deduce, from the adaptations to his alarm clock and the different ways he and his father communicate, that Jacob has a hearing impairment, but there is no need to expressly tell the reader this fact.

Indeed, under 18 U.S.C. 3481 the defendant is entitled as a matter of right to have the trial judge expressly tell the jury that it must not attach any improtance to the defendant's failure to testify; or, if the defendant sees fit, he may choose to have no mention made of his silence by anyone.

Even if a statement does not expressly tell an audience to vote for or against a specific candidate, an organization delivering the statement is at risk of violating the political campaign intervention prohibition if there is any message favoring or opposing a candidate.

Sometimes, it can be helpful to say: "Unless you expressly tell me you approve, I will always understand that you don't".

This is all that he expressly tells of his aim and methods.

But the Polish Ambassador was not authorized to receive them, as he expressly told me.

She also said she was expressly told that Starr would not be identified.

Maddy French, Vienna Restaurants Service is almost always included, and you can safely assume it is unless expressly told otherwise.

His wife was still seven months' pregnant and the couple had expressly told the hospital that they did not want to know the sex of their child.