Sentence examples for expressly trying from inspiring English sources

The squatters identified as anarchists, but they weren't expressly trying to attack the institution above their heads.

JS: I just quickly want to say, I did get some emails from friend after the Indiewire thing came out, saying, 'My father plays golf and he wants to let you know he loved it.' Even though I'm not expressly trying to get that older white golf course male demographic, I do actually feel like the show does resonate beyond the Palisades and the Upper West Side.

According to Bloomberg, Samsung expressly tried to rush a number of new features into the Note 7 all at once.

He questioned the priests at Memphis (in Egypt) and those at Heliopolis and Thebes "expressly to try whether the priests of those places [Heliopolis and Thebes] would agree in their accounts with the priests at Memphis".

(The toy's target audience, boys ages 7 to 13, are expressly discouraged from trying this at home).

If you already know exactly what kinds of uses you want to make such as posting to a personal or departmental website, making a later derivative work such as a translation, etc. then you can try expressly adding or building in this planned use into the agreement.

And of course, with the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal, we've seen how massive amounts of Facebook data were expressly used to try to infer US voters' political beliefs.

Indeed, throughout the 1970s and 80s, some liberal parents were also trying to raise their children in expressly progressive ways.

Granted, this is like 1992 we're talking about when I was trying to watch "Thundercats" without waking my parents, who expressly forbade me from watching shows staring talking cats.

We are trying to compile a list of law journals that are expressly supportive of the policy to facilitate workflow and educate faculty when they are publishing.

See ante, at 4, 8. Justice Stevens thinks the evidence that Congress tried to expressly repeal §2a c) four times cuts strongly in favor of an implied repeal here.