Sentence examples for explicitly here from inspiring English sources

And recalling my previous errors of omission, I'm moved to mention it explicitly here.

Explicitly, here we mean three spatial dimensions, one diffraction dimension (q-space), and one dimension covering imposed chemical environment.

And keep in mind the fact that, basically, what we're doing explicitly here is the convolution of the impulse train with a sine x over x function.

She wanted to make consent exciting: "I've broached the topic of consent in several Speedy Ortiz songs, but wanted to do it really explicitly here – a song celebrating how exciting good communication about sex can feel".

Crime is not new in Loach's work, and characters in past films, though not explicitly here, clearly believe in the dictum of the French anarchist and social reformer Pierre-Joseph Proudhon that property is theft.

Or, to break that out more explicitly, here's how the percentage of Democratic support in exit polling has changed -- and how much of that support has come from black voters.

The Alabama Supreme Court assumed that the disposal of hazardous waste constituted an article of commerce, and the State does not explicitly argue here to the contrary.

Over time, theorists chose particular tasks for analyzing human intelligence, some of which have been explicitly discussed here—e.g., recognition of analogies, classification of similar terms, extrapolation of number series, performance of transitive inferences, and the like.

This is one way to write it explicitly, but here is how people write it: multiply both sides by c2 and write E2 is equal to c2p2 - m2c4; that deserves a box.

While no camera features are explicitly mentioned here, this parallax effect is exactly the sort of thing which would usually require at least two cameras to achieve.

Hitchens rarely engages the historiography explicitly, but here we have a hint of a reversal of the way Jefferson is typically understood.