Sentence examples for explicitly argued from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

He also claims: "She then explicitly argued that the medieval 'blood libel' – that Jews kill Christian children – has a basis in fact". There is actually nothing related to this in the article he cites.

In 2015, the Baltimore police union explicitly argued that the indictments of the officers involved in Freddie Gray's death would make other officers in the city afraid to do their jobs.

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

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.

The Alabama Supreme Court assumed that the disposal of hazardous waste constituted an article of commerce, and the State does not explicitly argue here to the contrary.

The author of The Cloud of Unknowing, for one, explicitly argues that, whatever the mystical might be, it is hidden from experience.

The youths are fighting for a right to a stable climate society; they explicitly argue that the government has disproportionately disfavored younger generations by leaving them with a turbulent climate system.