Sentence examples for was expressly told from inspiring English sources

She also said she was expressly told that Starr would not be identified.

While Horner's style was described as "echoing both the bombastic and elegiac elements of John Williams' Star Wars and Jerry Goldsmith's original Star Trek (The Motion Picture) scores," Horner was expressly told to not use any of Goldsmith's score.

"They said this was because I didn't get the van's license plate number," Smith noted, even though she was expressly told by the cops not to chase after the van to get it.

Will has been expressly told to "keep your personal emotions out of it", reiterating that tired, and increasingly disproven notion that all scientists are objective robots.

Our prisons are already full to bursting with people who failed to watch The West Wing or The Wire when they were expressly told to.

Peter, one of a family of young rabbits, who has been expressly told by his mother not to go into Mr McGregor's garden, does exactly that.

1.18pm BST Hello So, the press are gathered in a small room at Goodison Park to see what David Moyes says when they ask him questions that they've been expressly told not to ask him, about moving to Manchester United.

Receiving this bottle marked the first time I've been expressly told by a Scotch whisky company to put my bottle in the freezer.

It was difficult to find a correct name for this theme, since it covers both a position, e.g. when an employee's competence is questioned leading to a more or less persistent feeling of low status and/or belittlement, and a situation where the employee experiences feelings of being violated and/or excluded, e.g. when the employee is expressly told that she is unwelcome at her workplace.

They "are expressly telling the buyers that it is an 'all-cash' purchase and if you choose to take financing after you close, that is at your option," said Vanessa Grout, the chief executive of Douglas Elliman Florida.

In determining which remedies might be legally valid, judges are thus expressly told to take into account their morality.