Sentence examples similar to explicitly expresses that from inspiring English sources

Forcing a service user to work with a social worker of a particular gender when they have explicitly expressed that they are scared or will be violent is of no benefit to anyone involved.

When corsets were popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, some medical professionals explicitly expressed that they could be damaging, especially if worn during pregnancy, which -- sadly -- was a progressive way of thinking at the time.

In contrast, all control participants explicitly expressed that navigation (without the belt) needs cognitive effort (233).

Some explicitly expressed that they intended to pace themselves in the return to work process instead of rushing back.

One CI explicitly expressed that it was necessary to focus on them in future implementation of EBP: "I believe that you need to start with us [CIs].

Some participants explicitly expressed that the anonymity experienced during the online discussions stimulated their self -disclosure: "It is sometimes difficult thinking about hard times you have had in the past.

Of the 174 possible participants, 63 persons did not respond and 6 explicitly expressed that they did not want to participate; they (n = 69; 54% women) had a mean (SD) age of 77 (9) years.

Uttering counterfactuality with yàobúshì explicitly expresses desired outcomes that are contradictory to real conditions.

They should be able to explicitly express what that advantage is, citing things like quality of data or a deep understanding of your market".

And on the rare occasions that Obama has hinted at or explicitly expressed the way that race continues to shape experience in America, he has had to steady himself against withering charges of racism, communism and worse, Belcher said.

How about a name that more explicitly expresses the stakes like, "Surf's Up Everybody And We Do Mean Everybody" or just simply, "Aaaaaahhhhh"?