Sentence examples for are explicitly mentioned from inspiring English sources

The downloadable spreadsheet version of the bibliographic database reproduces Figure 18.3 and Tables 18-5 to 18-9 from the AR5 Working Group II report and the references are explicitly mentioned in the table in alphabetical order.

(Goethe, Heine and Malraux are explicitly mentioned, and the voice-over is full of unidentified passages of poetry and philosophy.) When filmmakers are called "poetic," it's usually because they use imagery and emotion in a way that vaguely recalls the poetry of the Romantic and Victorian eras.

I've found that, in presenting contextualism, one or two (A -ish stA -ishtstatementsh K-sentences are explinitly mentioned and something about their truth-conditions is explicitly stated) at the start of a paper or talk is all that's needed for listeners or readers to be ready to understand the likes of (B)-(D).

But unlike Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur and Passover (or even the lesser-known Sukkot and Shavuot), all of which are explicitly mentioned in the Torah, Hanukkah gets only a brief, sketchy reference in the Talmud, the voluminous collection of Jewish oral law and tradition written down hundreds of years after the Maccabees' revolt.

The other condemnations, however, all concern specific scholars whose names are explicitly mentioned in the Collectio errorum.

While no camera features are explicitly mentioned here, this parallax effect is exactly the sort of thing which would usually require at least two cameras to achieve.

Russia is explicitly mentioned.

Tudor City is explicitly mentioned.

This should be explicitly mentioned in all staff contracts.

This was explicitly mentioned in the latest troika report.

I don't know if it's explicitly mentioned.