Sentence examples for explicitly suggesting from inspiring English sources

Our study found that narrative was able to activate the imagery world of the participants without giving them further instructions explicitly suggesting so.

On surveillance and intelligence – and also counter-terrorism – the manifesto seeks to position the Conservatives as the party that can be trusted with security, with Cameron explicitly suggesting that that the other parties cannot.

We showed that it was possible to decode the implied target object with high accuracy without ever showing the object explicitly, suggesting that the clues triggered a coherent representation of the target object.

Comments explicitly suggesting a change or redesign to the function or solution manifested in the design (Inter-rater agreement: Cohen's kappa = 0.76 indicating substantial agreement[50]).

Like it or not, the Glasgow yards have already become totemic in the referendum campaign with those who support the Union explicitly suggesting that the Clydeside jobs would be jeopardised by a Yes vote because an independent Scotland, it is claimed, would not be able to provide sufficient naval orders.

Without explicitly suggesting himself, Lansdale said that Durbrow had to be replaced with someone "with marked leadership talents" and the ability to "influence Asians through understanding them sympathetically".

Trump has even explicitly suggested both Sessions and Wray get rid of McCabe.

Raising the issue of army loyalty so explicitly suggests that Mr Jiang--who, unlike Deng, has no military background--may be concerned about the army's political role.

They may explicitly suggest a $50 gift, for example, or they may list a series of items — a mug, a CD, a T-shirt — that serve as thank-you gifts for specific donation levels.

Where the supernatural is most explicitly suggested (a hawthorn blooming well before its season, say), it is done almost in passing, so that one may begin to doubt one's own experience of the novel.

The old world has gone for good; one episode explicitly suggested that the survivors themselves were the "walking dead", blundering from one situation to another while merely postponing their inevitable demise.