Sentence examples for explicitly begin from inspiring English sources

Although they do not explicitly begin with a workout in mind, for many of the women, the dance is clearly the fitness class of choice.

Some empirical work has implicitly and explicitly begun to question the distinction between banal and hotter forms of nationalism.

Since the 1990s, when the studio passed to the leadership of Michael Eisner and Jeffrey Katzenberg (both Jews, as it happens), Disney's animated features have become more explicitly religious, beginning with the Hunchback of Notre Dame, an anti-clerical novel turned on its head to be inspiringly faith-positive.

The incipient system was first mentioned only about 31 hours before it became a tropical depression, and the potential for the formation of a depression was explicitly stated beginning only about 13 hours prior to genesis.

Physical examination skills are explicitly taught, beginning in the second semester of the first of five years of study.

The paltry sum may have inspired Mr. Obama's strategists to begin explicitly encouraging donations to the "super PAC" — something they had avoided before since it conflicted with the spirit of Mr. Obama's public criticism of the Citizens United decision.

Managers are explicitly expected to begin integrating carbon stewardship with management of their forest for traditional multiple uses and other ecosystem services.

Most providers begin explicitly managing patient expectations early on in care, generally at the first visit, but in some cases in the initial phone call.

Let us begin by explicitly stating our algorithm for solving Problem (1.1) discussed in Section 1.

This focus on things has changed, as product designers begin to explicitly emphasize both short-term and long-term interactions with the artifacts they make.

By accurately estimating strength of selection on synonymous changes, researchers can begin to explicitly incorporate these effects into methods for identifying purifying and positive selection.