The Obama team also raised the bankruptcy specter more explicitly than ever before.
Thus, third, central banks will be on the hook more explicitly than ever before.
Perhaps his loss is too painful to express more explicitly than this.
Nowhere is that drama played out more explicitly than in the writing of a doctor who was himself a patient.
Far more explicitly than his predecessors, however, Francis heaps the blame on to the part of humanity that is rich.
But, in his late plays, Strindberg also captures the phantasmagoric nature of existence far more explicitly than Ibsen.
But critics charge that Radio Sawa presents the American point of view more explicitly than Voice of America did.
For older viewers, the musical evokes the golden age of Hollywood more explicitly than anything apart from the western.
Both "may be freer, in the current cultural context, to write about sexual conquests explicitly than their straight male counterparts.
Its combat is so temperate that, more explicitly than other sports, it encodes an ethics (as in the reproving British expression "It's not cricket").
President Bush stated more explicitly than he did in his news conference on Monday that he believed Mr. Hussein deserved the death penalty.
