Sentence examples for not expressly designed from inspiring English sources

Unlike the heroes and heroines of "Northanger Abbey," "Pride and Prejudice," and "Emma," readers and writers are not expressly designed to be perfect for each other.

Although the program is not expressly designed to promote a child's cognitive and non-cognitive development, the set of actions carried out by the program could eventually facilitate improvements in these domains.

While the study was not expressly designed for pharmacogenetic purposes, DNA was collected from 1,953 patients, allowing a GWAS of treatment outcomes [ 15].

This may not seem in the least surprising: aren't these devices expressly designed to show moving images?

Moving quickly, he acknowledged, is something that the federal government was expressly designed not to do.

The photographer Robert Cumming staged gimcrack scientific experiments with devices expressly designed not to work but to make jokes and raise questions about perception and photography.

The study was expressly designed not to exclude patients with psychiatric comorbidities, cognitive disorders or reading difficulties.

Many won't, and shouldn't, not least because much of what constitutes an institution in the first place is expressly designed to resist reform.

DHS sampling is expressly designed to gather information on households; children are not specifically targeted, as they are in the ECS.

Some commentators have raised fears the new piece will not work smoothly in vending machines but the Royal Mint said the coin "will be expressly designed to fit existing mechanisms".

Not believing this, I see no necessity in the belief that the eye was expressly designed.