Sentence examples for explicitly said that he from inspiring English sources
"He never explicitly said that he was not on drugs.
He explicitly said that he would not raise taxes or cut spending right away, thus "allowing the recovery to take hold".
In fact, in his 13-page decision quoting experts on the deaf (and a former lord chief justice of England and Wales, Justicee Markey explicitly said that he was trying to call attention to what he considers a worthy cause.
He devotes many pages to establishing the American literature that may have influenced "Lolita," mentioning, puzzlingly, several established classics, including "Moby-Dick" and the novels of William Faulkner, that Nabokov either explicitly said that he didn't read or actively disliked.
The Bush transition team, which made the Bob Jones speech public today, expected that concern and simultaneously released a 1998 speech by Mr. Ashcroft in Detroit in which he explicitly said that he felt obliged to keep his religion separate from his public policy role.
Biden never explicitly said that he backed marriage equality, but he implied it.
Trump's distaste for the WTO appears to be based on his view that it's helped create a trade imbalance for the United States ― though he doesn't explicitly say that; he merely calls the organization "a disaster".
Though not explicitly said, that would be both slower and potentially less secure.
Before the French Open, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, ranked fifth in the world, went so far as to explicitly say that he had no chance of winning this tournament.
At the White House's opioid summit at the beginning of March, the president said the United States needs to be "very strong on penalties," but he did not explicitly say that he wants capital punishment for drug dealers.
