Sentence examples for quite expressly from inspiring English sources

That quite expressly distinguishes them from cable".

In fact, it may start to grate quite quickly unless you expressly require a song about mayonnaise (The Hungry Food Band) or needle exchanges (The Extreme Left Wing Liberals).

The Supreme Court's flirtation with states' rights hasn't been quite so pernicious or expressly tied to a racist agenda, but it has been a favorite principle of centrist conservatives seeking to blunt the application of federal rights to individual citizens threatened by the machinery of state governments.

Although the bulk of the settlers in the West Bank are there for convenience, subsidised housing, space and air, quite a few went, or were sent, expressly to make it difficult to return the land.Mr Barak seems ready, as his predecessor was not, to offer the Palestinians more contiguous blocks of land.

"Mr. Potter, are you quite finished?" "Miss Granger, your assistance was expressly forbidden".

Whereas the first five divisions locate the sophist somewhere under acquisitive art, the sixth division locates him in a quite different place, under the art of separation, marked off expressly from productive and acquisitive art, as a third kind under technê, to deal with this case.

It is quite likely that, unlike birds, not all women are specifically looking for a mate expressly for purposes of having and rearing children, and not all men are looking for women to simply carry on their genes.

Someone like an Apple or a Google is already realizing how valuable music is as a customer-engagement tool and will offer something quite similar to this, without making you pay for it, the way Amazon has included video in the Prime membership without expressly charging.

where not otherwise expressly provided.

They were expressly handmade.

This expressly includes schooling.