Not all of the chants aimed at Balotelli on Sunday, for example, were explicitly racist.
The media, for example, are explicitly forbidden to show pictures that would enable the rebels to pinpoint Russian positions.
The recent back-and-forth with Rush Limbaugh, for example, was explicitly authorized by Mr. Axelrod, who told aides that it was not a moment to sit quietly after Mr. Limbaugh said he hoped that Mr. Obama would "fail".
Physico-Theology, for example, was explicitly subtitled "A demonstration of the being and attributes of God from his works of creation".
(This is one of the many differences between radical Left and right wing masked groups. The KKK's identity and membership, for example, are explicitly exclusionary: not everyone can be a member of the white race or wear the hood).
The comment in Example 4 is explicitly framed with the words tongue in cheek, a lexical metaphor which also functions as a type of engagement, a matter of indicating dialogic position with respect to the audience: the writer declares that what s/he is saying here is not serious.
For example, Michael Murray, who is explicitly skeptical of human cognitive ability to address animal suffering (2008, 199), is skeptical of our ability to know whether animals experience morally significant pain.
In this particular example, the barcode is explicitly specified, i.e. "ACCGTT".
The negation of "The whole is greater than any proper part," for example, is not explicitly contradictory, as is "Snow is white and snow is not white".
