Sentence examples for dealt explicitly from inspiring English sources

Curiously, it is hard to say, because Ludwig seldom dealt explicitly with classical philosophical problems.

Last night's episode, the second of the fourteenth season, dealt explicitly, which is to say, explicitly dealt with "The Catcher in the Rye".

After the Great Depression, a new economic sociology began to develop that dealt explicitly with the decline and transformation of liberal capitalism.

That work, which reappeared in "The Museum as Muse" exhibition in 1999 at the Museum of Modern Art, dealt explicitly and amusingly with our culture's obsession with brand names and signature designer wares.

We have not dealt explicitly with networks or spatial neighbourhoods for assessing connectivity (i.e. Moilanen and Nieminen 2002).

In 2009, a proposed bill in Alberta, Canada included a provision that would require schools to notify parents in advance if a class dealt explicitly with religion, sexuality, or sexual orientation and allow them to have their child excluded from the discussion.

As he well knew, the handful of Biblical passages that deal explicitly with homosexuality are almost uniformly negative.

Many plays deal explicitly with social barriers created by rank or money, such as La Double Inconstance (1723; Changes of Heart) and Les Fausses Confidences (1737; "False Confidences").

These books tend to deal explicitly with religious faith, even though the singer Michael Stipe has explained the phrase as a southern idiom that means running out of patience.

Every other year or so, a student of America's fiction and poetry laments the fact that not enough of it deals explicitly with working life.

The received wisdom holds that Obama has been reluctant to deal explicitly with race for fear of igniting the ire of his white detractors.