Sentence examples for explicitly drawn from inspiring English sources

Less explicitly drawn but no less gruesome is "Blackbeard's Last Fight," by Eric A. Kimmel, illustrated by Leonard Everett Fisher.

An analogy was more explicitly drawn by a writer in the Express: "Like EU bureaucrats in denial about Brexit, [curators] fail to acknowledge the disconnect between artists and their audience, blaming ignorance or prejudice for a lack of appreciation".

Each tells an explicitly drawn story: Mr. Corigliano's work, a flute concerto, is the familiar tale of a piper who rids his town of its rat problem; Berlioz's symphony, a lovelorn artist's opium-fueled nightmare.

Few appear explicitly drawn or repelled by his much darker record from 2002, when rioting in Gujarat saw more than 1,000 killed, most of them Muslims.People also warm to Mr Modi's carefully promoted story as a man who, by his own efforts, rose from humble beginnings as a tea-seller.

Even though not explicitly drawn, access to these shared memory regions is managed by the NodeManager.

He distinguished between genetic and empirical or, as he later called it, descriptive psychology, a distinction that is most explicitly drawn in his Descriptive Psychology.

We were very explicitly drawing that analogy".

In comparison, she explicitly drew on her gender to position herself as a reconciliation candidate in the campaign.

Mr Rohatyn does not explicitly draw parallels between his episodes and the present but they are inescapable.

Louvish does not explicitly draw the logical inference that DeMille's contrasting attitudes toward the two branches of his family reveal his bigotry.

While neither film explicitly draws parallels with the American war on terror, the issues raised -- from antiterrorist tactics to civil liberties -- have a familiar ring.