Sentence examples for always explicitly from inspiring English sources

And they have, though not always explicitly.

For one thing, her love poetry almost always explicitly addressed to a female beloved is largely absent.

"Yes, of course you'll make contacts, just as you would if you went for dinner with friends of friends, but that's not always explicitly what speakers are after.

In a written response, Mr. Langer of Biotronik maintained that it was "always explicitly" stated at company-sponsored events that they did not meet the heart society's requirements.

From this vantage point they have ignored both, pursuing a vision of otherworldly beauty steeped in artifice and historical consciousness and charged with an erotic current that is often but not always explicitly gay.

Everything this article complains about in the regulation is also true of the laws — for example, one law enacted 35 years ago has always explicitly protected conscience rights in areas other than abortion (see 42 U.S.C. 300a-7).

It has always been explicitly directed against three enemies, even if they are only abstract nouns: the "three evil forces" of terrorism, separatism and extremism.

In these applications, the term numerical control is not always used explicitly, but the operating principle is the same: coded numerical data are employed to control the position of a tool or workhead relative to some object.

However, in the analyses of functional and effective connectivity, the particular subspaces considered are not always specified explicitly.

Because observations of AHT with SHT were new and impressive, SAHT was reported in published papers, while the absence of AHT during SHT was not always mentioned explicitly.

Although it is not always offered explicitly as an argument, many no doubt reject the acquaintance theorist's account of both noninferential and inferential knowledge out of fear that the account will inevitably lead to a radical skepticism.