Sentence examples for Explicitly from inspiring English sources

Party leadership figures lined up to persuade members to vote for an endorsement of "business of usual" on fiscal policy, albeit accepting some amended language committing us explicitly to prioritising sensible stuff like investment in infrastructure.

Mulligan, 29, is not one to campaign explicitly for causes, and told the Guardian last year that she was "not particularly interested in politics".

Watson asserted Schott explicitly raised concerns about the ballooning costs.

In his first reaction to the results, Mas insisted he would stay on as president and any government would have to include CiU, but did not explicitly mention the referendum.

There are carrots there for everyone and Robinson explicitly states that the DUP will negotiate with anyone.

Spiked judges said that "the union is subscribing not only to the boycott of products but the boycotting of Israeli academics... as this motion does not explicitly link to a censorship of speech, this is not an outright ban on pro-Israeli thought".

And a passage in Brown's party conference speech was explicitly critical of the crude meritocracy which had been his predecessor's definition of a good society.

They were explicitly pornographic, of the gonzo not vanilla variety, and audience members (particularly school children) spent much of the day pouring over them with fascination.

Once upon a distant, Reithian time, public service broadcasting meant never plugging anything explicitly.

In short order, Indiana governor Mike Pence had been forced to call for a legislative fix to the law to explicitly protect LGBT individuals and Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson had said he would not sign a similar religious freedom bill without similar fixes.

"We want a place that is great to skateboard in, but that doesn't look explicitly designed for skateboarding".