Sentence examples for explicitly makes from inspiring English sources

One of the other books mentioned in the piece, "Globesity," explicitly makes the connection between global warming and obesity.

"In a company like Bloomberg, which explicitly makes all-out dedication its expectation, making a decision that preferences family over work comes with consequences".

Although the author never explicitly makes the point, he has in effect written a case study in excess, as outrage at Clinton's actions prompted people to overreact.

With "The Wild Child," from 1970, Truffaut explicitly makes education his subject, and casts himself as the patiently humane early-nineteenth-century educator, a sharp contrast with the alternately harsh and cold teachers seen in "The 400 Blows".

The author, born in 1900 and writing in 1961, explicitly makes the book an attempt "to record what the first motion pictures looked like to the generation for which they were created".

The clean water rule explicitly makes sure that they are, with the argument that smaller bodies of water that feed into larger ones provide drinking water to one in three Americans.

The National Front has explicitly made the connection".

Yet the CMS language does not explicitly make this point.

A few countries, like Britain, have already explicitly made nonconsent the basis of the law.

Mr. Santorum said Mr. Romney should have explicitly made sure that abortions were not covered.

A child-protection law passed in 2008 does not explicitly make domestic violence illegal.