Sentence examples for drawn explicit from inspiring English sources

Other Republican candidates have not drawn explicit connections between the movement's organizers and violence against police, but they have stumbled all the while on whether or not to accept its moniker.

In a speech titled "Subprime Goes to College," Steve Eisman, one of the few major investors to anticipate and profit from the earlier mortgage crisis, has drawn explicit parallels between loan-peddling in both realms.

Elsewhere, writers as diverse as Max Boot, Andrew Bacevich and Thomas Donnelly have drawn explicit (and in Boot's case, approving) comparisons between the pax Britannica of Queen Victoria's reign and the pax Americana they envisage in the reign of George II.

The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, which conducted the research, is reluctant to draw explicit conclusions.

Some writers drew explicit parallels between the series and more traditional literary fare.

An exhibition at the Natural History Museum by the campaigners aims to draw explicit links between industrial farming and its impact onwildife.

Mr. Trump himself, in an interview, drew explicit comparisons between his candidacy and Nixon's, and between the current political climate and that of the United States in 1968.

In many of these talks, Rafael draws explicit parallels between Fidel Castro and Barack Obama as twin betrayers of the concepts of "hope and change".

He drew explicit parallels between the current political tension and the civil strife between secular nationalists and Islamic militants following the Iranian revolution in 1979.

Solomon never tries to draw explicit lessons from the families he talks to, and in defiance of his surname he continually stops short of judgment.

This year, he has run more to the left of the Republican field, although he has hesitated to draw explicit policy contrasts other than on Social Security.