Sentence examples similar to explicitly tend from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, my interests are voyeuristic, and I find myself spying on mixed-race couples and wondering how they perceive each other; at other times, I have a more critical attitude, trying to grasp why, and how, European history has often, implicitly or explicitly, tended to denigrate the image and psyche of black people.

Students who organize their studies independently what is explicitly desired could tend to neglect low-stakes tests.

Most of them, in training courses explicitly or implicitly, tend to introduce contemporary or even post-modern VNOS, neglecting the universality and objectivity of science because it seems more advanced and cutting-edge and congruent with the general policy of "step-over development" for the whole country (Cai and Chen 2012; Wei and Huang 2008; Shi and Liang 2008).

In contrast, explicitly religious ideologies tend to be fairly parochial, limiting their appeal and making them viable defenses only for those who already believe in a supernatural god [15].

Although a similar decline in host specificity of fungi with edge-effects has not been explicitly tested, edge-effects tend to favor habitat-generalist fungi15,18.

This is done by explicitly rejecting elements that tend to lead to gentrification, such as fancy waterfronts; by including neighbourhood residents in the planning process; and by implementing changes gradually.

In real life, people don't really tend to explicitly state what makes them different every minute of their existence.

I only wish that Democratic Party politicians would call out this racism explicitly, but they too tend to capitulate rather than articulate when it comes to the racism that has shaped this country for the past hundreds of years.

In general, the quality of the models has also improved over time so that more recent papers tend to explicitly report assumptions, limitations and sensitivity analyses.

The "okay at any size" message does not explicitly say that junk food and lounging on the couch are fine, but it doesn't tend to say explicitly that they aren't, either.

In common with his friend Ralph Miliband, Griffith had absorbed much of Laski's socialist radicalism, and his more explicitly political analyses tended to highlight the authoritarian nature of government and in particular the close political, social and class linkages of the elites in power.