Sentence examples for explicitly and intentionally from inspiring English sources
"Our queer communities are embracing food more explicitly and intentionally and creatively," said Ora Wise, the culinary curator of Queer Anga, an L.G.B.T.Q.
(Schiek, Waddington, and Bell 2007: 185) The bar's policy, as formulated in its sign, explicitly and intentionally picked out the Roma qua Roma for disadvantageous treatment.
Respondents said that both the aspirant and the target group had to explicitly and intentionally acknowledge the initial role's provisionality for negotiated joining to take place.
But even when there were specific expectations about an aspirant's eventual role, part of that role was explicitly and intentionally left open to change or definition.
They agreed that explicitly and intentionally adopting a coaching psychology perspective helped to clarify the tutors' roles and processes in PBL facilitation.
A well organized curriculum can facilitate review and over-learning of key concepts as more advanced courses and clinical experiences explicitly and intentionally use and build on earlier learning.
However, where such processes are considered a common activity during life, it is important to explicitly design and intentionally support them.
According to the group's website, their aim is to help minority students through initiatives that address racial educational disparities, "intentionally, explicitly, and comprehensively".
Lambert's language is both broadly allusive and intentionally hybridized: the score for "La Flamenca" explicitly notes that it features Spanish, Creole, and American "national airs".
It's charming, and intentionally naïve.
