Sentence examples for cast explicitly from inspiring English sources

Yes, this predominantly male cast explicitly figures the seven ages of man from Jaques's speech in "As You Like It".

The first four of these characterizations are epistemological, and three of those four are cast explicitly in terms of scientific inquiry; the remaining three are metaphysical.

But she stopped short of casting herself explicitly as his heir.

Had the cast members been explicitly instructed to distance themselves from the feminism label, maybe for marketing purposes?

On Sunday, at the vigil in Newtown, President Obama explicitly cast the country's lax gun laws as a failure to protect children.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Bruce Norris has called for a boycott in Germany of theater productions in which white actors are cast in roles explicitly written for black performers.

It was also a victory for the administration in the sense of assembling another international coalition, however reluctant and tenuous, on an issue that it had explicitly cast as part of its effort to combat terror.

This has even shown up in cases when black actors were cast as characters explicitly described as brown-skinned, such as the backlash to Amandla Stenberg's casting as Rue in "The Hunger Games".

In doing so, we explicitly cast a health political science gaze on setting parameters for researching policy change for health.

'Slashing' was explicitly cast as 'primary', and the other behaviours in this pattern were relegated to secondary status without explanation.

Some of the cases have an explicitly political cast.