Sentence examples for explicitly similar from inspiring English sources

It has been difficult to find an explicitly similar "apples to apples" comparison.

Currently there is a plethora of Flappy Bird-like templates with names like Flappy Penguin, Flappy Crocodile and Flappy Fish, all explicitly offering similar "tap to flap" mechanics.

These groups can therefore be considered as a kind of explicitly defined benefits, similar to a positive list.

This was explained by assuming that the integrity of the numerical and physical size dimensions increased from grade 3 to 5. Another study did not explicitly report a similar effect [ 22].

We suggest that this or a similar explicitly stated strategy should always be followed for studies which require the dating of symptoms in relation to diagnosis, and that sensitivity analyses should be undertaken for definitions of diagnosis date.

The SNP takes a similar line, explicitly opposing a return to the snoopers' charter.

Similar laws explicitly stipulating the fabrics, styles, and colours to be worn by men and women of particular social or economic standing were issued in Spain and France as well.

It caused a flurry of media interest earlier this year because of protests at the inclusion of a clause in the draft human fertilisation and embryo bill that was explicitly designed to "prevent similar situations to cases, outside the UK, where positive selection of deaf donors in order deliberately to result in a deaf child have been reported".

Microsoft is an MMOD sponsor this year and while CBS isn’t saying so explicitly, this is a similar situation.

In his essay "On Praxis" (Shijian lun), even Mao Zedong explicitly argued for a similar epistemological and axiological primacy of praxis over theory (2014: 8).

It may be helpful to start by explaining this interest explicitly from your perspective (similar to how the family has explained their interest) and discuss how you feel that the present (or proposed) management plan does not achieve that interest.