Sentence examples for explicitly speak from inspiring English sources

Royle's Derridaean book has a suggestive chapter on cannibalism and the uncanny, although it is not a subject Freud treats in the book - "Nowhere in The Uncanny does Freud explicitly speak of the uncanniness of cannibalism".

The energy report does not explicitly speak of a specific role for network companies in facilitating the energy transition.

None of these passages lend clear support to Plutarch's interpretation, since nowhere does Plato explicitly speak of a pre-cosmic maleficent soul or other pre-cosmic soul-like entities: even the maleficent soul of the Laws is not pre-cosmic (Cherniss, ibid. 140).

And though they never explicitly speak of the Camorra, Vacalebre adds that "while the criminality of American gangster rap is more of a myth than anything else, our criminality is in fact very real and very scary".

While none so far described explicitly speak to modulation of the circadian GEFL, an abundance of precedents for such a mode of action does exist.

While in ON, boards of health are guided by four principles in the standards that explicitly speak to public health capacity and meeting local communities' needs.

DeCarava, who died in 2009, explicitly spoke of his work as coming from a "black aesthetic".

For the first time a British official body explicitly spoke of a Jewish state.

"Explicitly speaking, we have no intention to meet with the U.S. side. . . .

The 1992 climate treaty, which underpins the pending Kyoto Protocol, explicitly speaks of "differentiated responsibilities" for advanced and advancing nations.

Barghouti said: "Any Palestinian official who lacks a democratic mandate and any real public support who today explicitly speaks against boycotting Israel only shows how aloof he is from his own people's aspirations for freedom, justice and equality, and how oblivious he is to our struggle for our inalienable rights".