Sentence examples for explicitly in the text from inspiring English sources

Protection of natural forests does appear explicitly in the text for the first time, and a safeguard on conversion of natural forests to plantations has reappeared, but neither are mandated.

"The extracted activities could be "having dinner," "being with the husband," or something that is not explicitly in the text such as "having a date night without the children," say Asai and co.

The war, never mentioned explicitly in the text, is lightly gestured at in Janet's pictures: a bombed-out building in the far distance; a gas-mask box hanging off the end of a bed-knob; the poignancy of the father dressed in uniform as he kisses his baby son goodnight at the end of the story.

Therefore, though not stated explicitly in the text, the implication was that a state of Palestine would one day be set up alongside Israel.

He noted that the framework for Arens' scepticism was not coherent and was never spelled out explicitly in the text, even if it could be deduced from reading the entirety of the work.

The proper search parameters are now described explicitly in the text.

The first, explicitly mentioned in the text, is "Great Expectations" (that mother lode of literary reference).

That said, I wonder about a corner not explicitly covered in the text.

In January, Mr. Bush issued an executive order telling federal officials to disregard earmarks unless they were explicitly included in the text of legislation.

Mr. Fyodorov said he would like to see the Constitution amended to allow for a national ideology, something that is now explicitly excluded in the text, but concedes that this will take time.

Allegorical interpretation, a third type of hermeneutics, interprets the biblical narratives as having a second level of reference beyond those persons, things, and events explicitly mentioned in the text.