Sentence examples for or expressly from inspiring English sources

Pornographic or expressly erotic literature is not covered, according to Literary Review.

He's at home in shows that date from another era or expressly evoke it.

This concern looms large in today's America, where billionaires are allowed to spend unlimited amounts of money on their own campaigns or expressly advocating the election of others.

The investment bank, the complaint argues, "had knowledge of the fraudulent practices described above and tacitly or expressly approved those practices in its financing of the lending operations".

The award, established in 1993 by Auberon Waugh, is not intended to cover pornographic or expressly erotic literature, resulting in the exclusion last year of E.L. James' best-selling Fifty Shades Of Grey.

In the year that has seen "mummy porn" take over the best-seller lists as EJ James Fifty Shadess of Grey phenomenon spawns copycat publications from Sylvia Day's Crossfire trilogy to further Twilight fan fiction, the Bad Sex award is as prescient as ever - but the prize does not cover "pornographic or expressly erotic literature".

Under the old rules, such advertisements were legal as long as they did not tell viewers to "vote for" or "vote against" someone or otherwise expressly advocate for the election or defeat of a candidate.

PAULSON: Well, what -- what I would say to you -- I do not know whether someone in those conversations or calls expressly said it or if my understanding came from just the tone and the forcefulness.

Members of the press on private property "will not be arrested, or threatened with arrest for criminal trespass or otherwise, unless an owner or representative expressly indicates that the press is not permitted to enter or remain on the property".

Among the main jobs of the sound engineer is that of interrupting whatever may be going on with zany, irrelevant "wild tracks" — phrases clipped from old radio dramas or movie sound tracks or concocted expressly for the occasion.

The marketing plans for 60 of these, or 51percentt, expressly included children under 17 in their target audience.