Sentence examples for explicitly nothing from inspiring English sources

In fact, a clause states explicitly: "Nothing in this Act shall be construed as permitting health insurance issuers to limit access to health coverage for individuals with preexisting conditions".

Nothing explicitly spells out how to handle a tie.

There is nothing explicitly autobiographical about the show.

"Screen savers are completely useless machines, a software designed explicitly to do nothing," Reinfurt said.

This is even true of issues that have nothing explicitly do with race.

Nothing explicitly forbids it in the "standards of practice" adopted by the 4A's, as the American Association of Advertising Agencies calls itself.

That there was nothing explicitly critical from the band was of little surprise to those who helped organise the show.

(How could a book be unlawfully "made under this title"?) It imports geography into a statutory provision that says nothing explicitly about it.

To this end, Scratch greets novices with a number of tutorials and sub-communities geared toward subjects that have nothing (explicitly) to do with computer tech.

Nothing explicitly betrayed the challenge she will face from her partners in government, the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU), who are ramping up the pressure on her.

Specifically, Arizona posits that nothing explicitly grants the federal courts exclusive jurisdiction over these adjudications; in fact, Arizona argues that IRCA's legislative history actually reveals that Congress intended state adjudications.