Sentence examples for explicitly or not from inspiring English sources

Explicitly or not, rockers came around to the same ways of thinking that electronic composers were using.

By passing legislation, Congress indicates its conclusion, whether explicitly or not, that facts support its exercise of the commerce power.

And we communicate often, explicitly or not, to private entrepreneurs that government officials are failures and dinosaurs.

The basic notion of informal organization, whether used explicitly or not, continues to play a part in organizational research.

"For the last 60 years of our postwar history, Japan's nationalists, whether explicitly or not, have supported the imperial system," he said.

Were the case to be upheld, Roe v Wade would essentially be overruled, whether the court did so explicitly or not.

Whether explicitly acknowledged or not, modern building design is strongly influenced by fire safety considerations.

"Whether Dastyari's actions were explicitly legal or not is secondary to the perception of wrongdoing," Bastiaan wrote.

But precisely because they are all contested it is vital that religious education teaches children how to live with others who inhabit entirely different imaginative worlds, whether these are explicitly religious or not.

The majority of the studies [14, 37] did not state explicitly whether or not they included patients with pre-existing headache.

Therefore, different stereo isomers that have the same molecular formula and atom connectivity are represented with the same fingerprint, regardless of whether the configuration stereo centers are explicitly defined or not.