Sentence examples for explicitly credited from inspiring English sources

I've long thought that book editors should be explicitly credited.

And we're thinking, Whose money is that?" The N.H.T.C.U. has never explicitly credited Prolexic's engineers with Maksakov's arrest.

Perhaps the fact that it was explicitly credited to President Bush influenced them on this question.

As critics of this post point out, Obama explicitly credited "businesses" for this job growth.

Indeed, in a scene set around the time of his Nobel nomination in 1994, Nash's character, played by Russell Crowe, explicitly credits his recovery, at least in part, to newer medication.

Mr. Forsythe as auteur is credited implicitly for choreography and explicitly for "stage, lighting, and costumes".

He respected Aristotle's authoritativeness and credited him with reasonableness, even when that was not explicitly justified.

Popper [1935] is often credited as the first philosopher to have advocated IRP explicitly.

The award citation, which credited Mr. Kushner's "lifetime of artistic work and activism," did not mention the CUNY furor explicitly.

The award citation credited Mr. Kushner's "lifetime of artistic work and activism," but did not mention the CUNY furor explicitly.

Many have credited Juan Gabriel with opening the door to greater expression of gender and sexuality, even if he never explicitly called for it.