Sentence examples for but not explicitly from inspiring English sources

After a couple of months, Dorf sent Richards a letter, inviting him to come but not, explicitly, to perform.

That means themes of individuality or rights will be alluded to in paintings or furniture but not explicitly discussed.

"I imagine if you went through a lot of [my] books you'd find almost everything, but not explicitly so.

"This reflects the post-War approach where social housing was for people on lower incomes; people in search of decent housing but not explicitly in need".

He stood down as NoW editor, taking responsibility for the actions of his staff but not explicitly denying knowledge of what they had been doing.

The question raised by the tragedy, but not explicitly framed in this report, is whether all civilian aircraft should have been banned at all altitudes, given the presence of powerful anti-aircraft missiles in the region.

Last week, his ambitious hopes of making peace with Syria were essentially -- but not explicitly -- pronounced dead, and along with them the grand blueprint for a new Middle East.

An abortion is referred to but not explicitly mentioned: "Per went with me to the doctor's when I got pregnant and on the bus to the hospital seven long days later, and on the way back that same afternoon …" Per is the first boyfriend Dorte tells us about, and the first she leaves.

It also reasserted commitments made at UN conferences over the past 20 years, but did not explicitly mention reproductive rights.

As Cashman indicated, but did not explicitly state, Burnett is unlikely to be removed from the Yankees' rotation.

The new charter, she said, guarantees equality but does not explicitly prohibit discrimination on grounds of sex, religion or origin.