Sentence examples for appealed explicitly from inspiring English sources

Some of these arguments appealed explicitly to the causal closure of the physical realm (Feigl 1958; Oppenheim and Putnam 1958).

The offshoots of Bolzano's ethical and political ideas reached and influenced, however, even the Charta 77 movement in the former Czechoslovakia some of whose representatives appealed explicitly to Bolzano.

Elsewhere, as in Hyderabad, Muslims now fall in behind parties which appeal explicitly to their interests.

The "full-spectrum conservative" commercial, which is only slightly altered from one that ran in South Carolina, seeks to appeal explicitly to so-called values voters, Tea Party enthusiasts, blue-collar workers and those who follow foreign policy, all in 30 seconds.

Anscombe, of course, is not likely to appeal explicitly to Nietzsche to develop her case though it is striking how close she comes to quoting him.

This is a remarkable omission given how strategically -- and relentlessly -- Linda McMahon's campaign has been trying to appeal explicitly to women voters.

(S11) Some would appeal explicitly to authority: This is what we've been taught.

Pop country like Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, and Eric Church appeals explicitly to contemporary rural tastes.

Moreover, they are not appealed to explicitly in any formulation, but are used in cases of philosophical perplexity to clarify where language misleads us into false illusions.

In the case of Klaus Barbie, France's Court of Appeal explicitly endorsed the idea of universal jurisdiction.

In fact, Amazon's model of personalized recommendation and mass appeal explicitly undermines the possibility of discovery that art dealers compete to offer.