Sentence examples for explicitly announced from inspiring English sources
Of course, this reorientation was not explicitly announced.
With the aid of the addressed methods, the connections among the derived solutions are explicitly announced.
Indeed, the facts of that case caused the ruling there made to be but an example of the principle subsequently explicitly announced in Postal Tel.
The book, it turns out, is "Treasure Island," though, wisely, this isn't explicitly announced to the reader, but must be inferred from a quotation.
Though not explicitly announced as such, the penultimate Friday of this year's Proms had become a tribute to Pierre Boulez, who died in January.
If not explicitly announced as such, "Myths, Illusions, and Peace: Finding a New Direction for America in the Middle East" reads very much like a foreign-policy blueprint for the region for a new administration.
Secondly, an experimental result was given to show that humans use verbal communication to establish group intention by explicitly announcing covert states or processes of cognition.
It celebrated, without explicitly announcing, a changing of the cultural guard — the transition to a country no longer lorded over by the white, the male, the heterosexual, the Protestant, the native-born and the native English-speaking.
The movie is narrated in voiceover by the local teacher (Christian Friedel), now an old man, who explicitly announces that these painful events "could perhaps clarify some things that happened in this country".
But in a long speech to the National People's Congress, China's legislature, he did not explicitly announce any new spending to combat the financial crisis beyond the $585 billion China committed to spend in November.
While Mr. Obama may not explicitly announce the shift in drones from the Central Intelligence Agency in his speech, since the agency's operations remain formally classified, the change underscores a desire by the president and his advisers to balance them with other legal and diplomatic tools.
