Sentence examples for explicitly points from inspiring English sources

Hadid, wearing hers with a sailor's cap – a nod to Brando's outfit in the 1953 film The Wild One – explicitly points this out.

1.10pm: WWF-UK is quick out of the traps having already responded to the IEA report: The report explicitly points out that "natural gas cannot on its own provide the answer to the challenge of climate change".

The deal also explicitly points to a delay of up to two years on revealing information on data collected under surveillance programs the National Security Agency may yet develop.

Mirimanoff (pp. 212 213) explicitly points to the use of extraordinary sets for modelling mirror-like situations.

Recommendation 10 calls for the development of new enabling cancer technologies and explicitly points to the need for computational platforms that connect several layers of biomedical data.

The literature on cash grants in conventional rentier states also (both implicitly and explicitly) points to a number of potential weaknesses of such schemes.

The Indian foreign minister, Pranab Mukherjee, said early evidence explicitly pointed to Pakistan's involvement.

They may not have been explicitly pointed out to you in your career to date but you probably have them.

Names purchased from the company would explicitly point to wireless-focused domains, making the registry a new type of electronic postal code on the Internet.

Many of them explicitly pointed out that this drubbing was my karmic comeuppance — after all, I'd punished other people this way.

The best option is to hold out the real prospect of eventual EU membership, which a revived trade and association deal should explicitly point towards.