Sentence examples for trained expressly from inspiring English sources

When the cats were trained expressly to stand up, they were unable to walk, because they had not been taught how to step forward.

Also significant (UM-W = 42152.0; p = .000) were the differences between participants being trained expressly for teaching (studying education sciences) and those studying a degree in other sciences (education sciences = 88.6; s.d. = 9.2 vs. Other sciences = 85.1; s.d. = 10.0) which also have professional outlets in education.

The commission reveals that one reason why the UCI called for Astana's licence to be withdrawn was that the ISSU team found it had "fabricated documents" – training plans – "expressly to satisfy the inquiry team", but it concludes that this was done through "clumsiness due to pressure" rather than to an actual intention to deceive.

He has kept the band together and working, with one eye trained on the legacy of an expressly future-oriented music.

Its almost total lack of emotional bias, moral preconception or normal human prejudice came from an education expressly designed by his father and his legal guardian, Jeremy Bentham, to produce a mind of encyclopaedic learning and pure analytic power trained to operate with maximum agility, suppleness and stamina.

At one time, playthings were expressly intended to communicate parental values and expectations, to train children for their future adult roles.

Mainstream Irish politicians have pointed out that their constitution expressly forbids the training of private armies or militias and that Sinn Fein's connection to the I.R.A. would be construed as a threat to the very nature of the Irish state.

I travelled expressly to take these photos.

This movie, loosely inspired by the life of its Czech star ("Closely Watched Trains" and "Jacob the Liar"), was written expressly for Mr. Brodsky, who became seriously ill soon after it was completed and committed suicide last April at 81.

This movie, loosely inspired by the life of its Czech star ("Closely Watched Trains" and "Jacob the Liar"), was written expressly for Mr. Brodsky, who became seriously ill soon after it was completed and committed suicide at 81.

Problem 1: Yes or No? (the people of Ennui have the same word for yes & no--yes) Problem 2: Expressly for You (when two trains will meet) Problem 3: Murder Ahoy! (who murdered Wilbur W. Waterfall) Problem 4: The Odd Ball (which iron cannonball is the heaviest) Problem 5: Safari (cannibals & missionaries cross a river from N.J. to N.Y).