Sentence examples for answer explicitly from inspiring English sources
Or something that recorded the rhythm of your heartbeats and organ function, so that when a doctor asked, 'How long have you been feeling this way?,' you could answer explicitly.
Thus, some interviewees framed their answers explicitly in reaction to their general party identification.
The Yes/No answers were as follows: Yes=7 (38.9%); No=3 (16.7%); eight (44.4%) did not explicitly answer Yes or No but instead provided comments.
Why?"Everyday Sunshine" doesn't answer this question explicitly.
The exhibition does not explicitly answer those questions, but one-off events have created opportunities for personal testimonies and candid moments illustrating vinyl's intangible value".There's a social aspect of listening to records," Mr de Guzman said.
The Mohists answer neither question explicitly.[36] Nor do they offer a principled or systematic diagnosis of the failures of linguistic parallelism.
The method is designed to explicitly answer the following questions of the magazine articles about mental illness among men and women; (1) what is the mental illness discussed; (2) of what is it said to consist; (3) what is said to cause it and; (4) what ought to be done about it.
Somehow, Republicans fail to explicitly answer a huge question central to their case for some kind of witch-hunt against Trump: Did the people making the FISA application actually know it was the Democratic Party that paid for the dossier, rather than Fusion, which had a history of clients that included both Republican and Democratic "political actors"?
When you resubmit, please answer these issues explicitly.
*Adapted from WHA 57.17; article 61 The International Food and Beverage Alliance IFBAA) was established in May 2008 to explicitly answer the WHO call to action by formulating a set of five global public commitments.
Finally, we added a new item to the question and answer section to explicitly address this point: 'How is overdetection different from false positives?' The stage 2 interviews included questions to assess whether women had understood the key facts.
