Sentence examples for explicitly insists from inspiring English sources

Lange explicitly insists that the kind of value he has in mind is "in" the work, but not an intrinsic feature of the (tokens of) the visually identical image type.

Third Reich is only a game, as Udo and several other figures very explicitly insist; but the novel gradually robs that "only" of most of its meaning.

Benedict did not explicitly insist on that right in his June 30 letter, taking a more conciliatory approach by saying merely that the Vatican "would desire to be completely free to appoint bishops".

The pair had met earlier at Downing Street, though Cameron had prefaced the judo outing by explicitly insisting he'd use it to press the recalcitrant Putin on Syria.

Yet others (e.g., McMahan 2002) explicitly insist that all sentient beings have some degree of moral status.

Unfortunately, journals do not explicitly insist on the guidelines such as those by OMERACT.

In agreement with this, most current definitions of bioinvasions explicitly insist on the occurrence of a long-distance transport between the native and introduced ranges (Colautti and MacIsaac 2004; Vermeij 2005; Falk-Petersen et al. 2006; but see Valéry et al. 2009).

What is forbidden explicitly if one insists on a literal reading of these verses out of context?

Luke says this explicitly (24 37 39), and Paul insists on using the word body as part of the term spiritual body rather than spirit or ghost.

One of the best things about stealing a program premise from another country is that you get to insist, explicitly, that the spin-off version is adamantly American.

We add ageism to the list of "isms" that we will not tolerate--implicitly, because all ages show up, and explicitly, because we insist upon it.