Many people have not told me explicitly how they feel about it.
No other work of art has demonstrated so explicitly how gears, springs, shutters, wheels, and tracks can generate wonders.
The Liberal Democrats and Labour should, of course, have explored much earlier and more explicitly how they might co-operate to reform the electoral system.
But the film also makes clear, without saying so explicitly, how curtailed the princes' time with their parents was, as a matter of course.
We want to know, if not explicitly how they feel – that urge and its associated on-air question have been banned by the protocol police – at least how it feels.
The poet and playwright declined to say explicitly how he voted, but dropped a big hint by saying: "Maybe we should all try to be a little bit of Mandela.
These can slow down a reader who's more interested in the foreground than the background, but the author stays gentle; she shows you explicitly how their ideas echoed through his work.
In his review of Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" in the magazine this week, David Denby writes, "No other work of art has demonstrated so explicitly how gears, springs, shutters, wheels, and tracks can generate wonders".
They called on the commission to "examine explicitly" how sovereign debt is rated and the role of the agencies "in the amplification of the crises and their impact on financial stability".
While Mr Cameron has not said explicitly how long such a "brake" would last, Downing Street sources said it would have to be for a meaningful length of time – perhaps as long as seven years with re-assessments.
("Could you tell us explicitly how this myth relates to your own personal understanding of the heart?" "Is there any personal or contemporary story you associate with this material?" "Can you be more open-hearted here?") And so I took two more months and put more of myself into "Heart: A Personal Journey Through Its Myths and Meanings".
