Sentence examples for explicitly for her from inspiring English sources

This private meaning appears not only in the beautiful lullaby he wrote explicitly for her but also in the very nature of the myth, which explains the alternation of the seasons through Perséphone's marriage to two spouses, Pluto, god of the underworld, and Triptolemus, the first farmer.

All the while, a small cadre of influential Democrats stood behind her, helping her craft messages on things like her positions on unions (that they are entitled to collective bargaining on salary issues), and trying to fend off attacks from the progressive community (one in particular thwacked her explicitly for her right-wing contacts).

So, during Christie Whitman's 1997 re-election campaign against Mr. McGreevey, when the R.N.C. spent about $1.7 million in New Jersey, it did not mention her name or explicitly advocate for her or against her opponent.

But, unlike in the case of Libya's Muammar Gaddafi, it has not called explicitly for his overthrow.

Rarely, though, are these English speakers paid explicitly for their help with English.

It should be noted that one of the reasons that things went the way they did was that Ellen consistently spoke in terms of her own experience, and never implicitly or explicitly blamed Joe for her feelings.

Back in November, UK artist M.I.A. shared an explicitly political video for her single "Borders," in which she takes on the issue of Europe's refugee crisis, depicting asylum-seekers traveling on overcrowded boats and scaling massive barbed wire fences.

She stood for the "real America," she insisted, and the identity of the unreal America didn't have to be stated explicitly for audiences to catch her drift.

In her cognitive-integrative perspective, Berlin deftly synthesizes a wide range of therapeutic techniques and theories into a model explicitly for social workers, then adds her own twist: When people whose life circumstances are terrifically difficult show up at the mental health center door, it is quite probable that their problems are not all in their heads.

The abuse dealt to Labour MP Angela Eagle when she launched her leadership challenge in June often explicitly attacked her for being lesbian.

Ms. Carlson's charges included an allegation that Mr. Ailes, during a meeting in his office, explicitly asked her for a sexual relationship.