Sentence examples for explicitly so from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Lib Dems, this was explicitly so.

While everything in Israel is political, she says, the film is not explicitly so.

Because the field of study was a part of philosophy, it did not have to be explicitly so described.

The civilization of Islam, on the other hand, was ecumenical in its outlook, and explicitly so in its aspirations.

"I imagine if you went through a lot of [my] books you'd find almost everything, but not explicitly so.

Both also saw themselves as defenders of an American culture that was implicitly white, or even explicitly so.

(This is life in Folly Cove, though she doesn't explicitly say so).

"Without explicitly stating so, the figures you have produced suggest precisely that," the letter says.

And this, although Martyn never explicitly says so, represents the significant difference between Kenilworth and Theobalds.

They in fact know that, although they don't explicitly say so.

One of the authors who explicitly does so is Thomas Scanlon.