Sentence examples for explicitly argue from inspiring English sources

He does not explicitly argue for prohibition to be maintained, as many of his critics appear to assume.

Braun (1994, 2008), Borg (2000), and Salmon (2002) explicitly argue for intermediate theories.

Because Reid takes cognitivism as supported by these and other factors, he does not explicitly argue for cognitivism.

Some, but not all, proponents explicitly argue that the marital love relationship is an objective good (Scruton 1986, Chapter 11, 356 361, Martin 1993).

RAE went so far as to explicitly argue that engineering, more than physics and mathematics, deserved to have its funding preserved.

Some authors explicitly argue for the importance of analogy in relationships between cultural elements (Dehghani M et al. 2009; Hofstadter DR and Sander E 2013; Holyoak KJ and Thagard P 1995; Thagard P 2012).

By working as a team, it was hoped, they could arrive at explicitly argued common judgments.

The soldier's lawyers have not explicitly argued that he did not commit the killings.

She then explicitly argued that the medieval "blood libel" – that Jews kill Christian children – has a basis in fact.

By invoking the memory of the president best remembered for confronting fascism, Mr. Obama was explicitly arguing that diplomacy and talk are the opposite of appeasement.

He also claims: "She then explicitly argued that the medieval 'blood libel' – that Jews kill Christian children – has a basis in fact".