Sentence examples for explicitly talk about from inspiring English sources

"While few explicitly talk about Obama in racial terms, the base supporters are very conscious of being white in a country with growing minorities," Mr. Greenberg wrote.

In the six focus groups of Republican voters, according to Greenberg's report, "few explicitly talk about Obama in racial terms," but the base supporters are very conscious of being white in a country with growing minorities.

"While few explicitly talk about Obama in racial terms, the base [Republican] supporters are very conscious of being white in a country with growing minorities," the veteran Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg explained a few years ago.

There is a long sequence showing his parents, focusing on his dad, Ralph, and his wartime service in the Royal Navy – the subject on which Ed won his skirmish with the Daily Mail – and in a later "interview" scene, Ed will boldly and explicitly talk about standing up to Rupert Murdoch.

This does not explicitly talk about social enterprise as a legal identity for the Indian context.

Healthcare executives explicitly talk about how they want EHR-agnostic tools that will work with their EHRs.

He's dressed in suits that he explicitly talks about, going into terrific detail about every thread, picking them out with delicate precision.

While he touches on bravery in every book he ever wrote, he explicitly talks about it in his essay collection "Between Parentheses".

"Even if people aren't explicitly talking about no-fly zones, the fact that NATO met today suggests there is more on people's minds than diplomacy," said Tom Malinowski, the director of the Washington office of Human Rights Watch.

In several of the cases, the documents explicitly talked about having a friendly country arrest a suspect, and then suggested aircraft would be sent to pick the suspect up and deliver him to the Libyans for questioning.

By supporting the boycott, Jewish Voice for Peace "puts themselves beyond the pale," wrote Mr. Shayshon of the Reut Institute, because some leaders of the boycott movement "have explicitly talked about the goal of dismantling Israel".