Sentence examples for explicitly just from inspiring English sources

While the father's suicide is dramatized explicitly just once, it exerts its gravitational pull on every page.

The high percentage of correctly classified labor/non-labor events indicates explicitly just how efficient this approach method is at detecting labor.

Thus, we witness here explicitly just how closely related interpretations concerning mass-energy equivalence can be to views concerning the nature of matter.

But there are also other pet-sitting businesses (which aren't explicitly just dog-walking apps) like Rover, which actually merged with DogVacay earlier this year.

Others have adopted brand thinking less explicitly, but just as fundamentally.

The next morning, over my last sips of coffee, I read Psalm 1, which coincidentally begins with going (the Hebrew word can mean simply "to walk") and explicitly champions just the sort of ambly-contemplation one might do on a walkabout.

We may look forward to more textbooks where evolution will appear explicitly not just in its own section, but also throughout discussions of organismal, cellular, and molecular biology.

But the fact that Trump has explicitly assailed just about every major media enterprise except Fox News and Breitbart makes him a uniquely terrible messenger for a gospel concerned with free speech.

The contemporary critic has to be an evangelist — implicitly or explicitly — not just for a particular book or author, but for literary experience itself.

It explicitly stated just six weeks ago that continuing to raise its bid for an unwilling target would not be prudent.

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