Sentence examples for too expressly from inspiring English sources

But the character of Lucy struck me as being written too expressly to counter stereotypes about the African-American experience in the 1950s: with her dainty locutions, European travels and cultivated gentility, Lucy doesn't just seem to have graduated from a Swiss finishing school; she seems as if she should be running one.

The Kenyan constitution too expressly recognises culture as the foundation of the nation and commits the state to recognise the role of indigenous technologies in national development (Article 11 (1) and (2)(b)).

Sometimes, too, designers create clothes expressly for their sample sales.

The 9/11 commission learned it, too, which is why it expressly recommended in its report to Congress that "the federal government should set standards for the issuance of sources of identification, such as driver's licenses".

Moneta has seemingly been lining up some meetings expressly for itself, too.

Their claim, instead, is that too few people have either expressly or tacitly given the kind of actual consent that can ground a general obligation to obey the law, and hypothetical consent cannot supply the defect, for reasons already noted.

South Florida was expressly engineered to prevent too much water from moving south, which is why most of the flow from the lake is pushed east and west.

Yet GlaxoSmithkline never has expressly studied whether Advair, too, might cause a higher death rate in a giant trial.

This is probably, in a way, too facile, but all of his plays expressly foreground the idea of change — "Caroline, or Change" does it in its title.

Prosecutors successfully fought to keep experts from the regulatory agency from testifying that they, too, had not thought the money was expressly for campaign purposes.

The real danger is for the content makers themselves, though not just those who produce expressly pornographic materials, but also those who hew a little too close to the NSFW category.