Sentence examples for explicitly describing from inspiring English sources
The prosecutors said electronic surveillance caught Mr. Caridi explicitly describing the family's move on the Freeport restaurant.
But mostly critics faulted the site for promoting data-driven marketing without explicitly describing some of Acxiom's more sophisticated consumer-tracking techniques.
But Holder, who had studied law at Columbia with Telford Taylor, the chief American prosecutor in the Nuremberg trials, was profoundly upset after seeing classified documents explicitly describing C.I.A. prisoner abuse.
But Facebook seems to be taking a distinctive tack by explicitly describing a future in which it will own several products — or "experiences," if you prefer Zuckerberg's verbiage — that exist outside of the Facebook brand and have big, loyal user bases of their own.
You had assumed that your contract was fine without explicitly describing the promised options.
Whatever the details, Socrates is explicitly describing a kind of cognitive guidance that has a "divine or spiritual" source.
The plan, for instance, would require subprime lenders to explicitly describe fees that are now hidden.
The report itself explicitly describes the extent to which each abuse involved interrogations.
For a start, Rowling never explicitly describes Hermione's race or skin colour.
But the rhetorical anti-managerialism is everywhere undercut by the explicitly described managerialism of rewilding.
Ibn Khaldun's The Muqaddimah explicitly describes an animal hierarchy, said Hasan.
