Sentence examples for explicitly to ask from inspiring English sources

The young man goes to Poke's to find an old friend of his father's, an independent contractor, explicitly to ask for advice about what can be done with the family home but implicitly in the hope that the man might have some word on his father's fate.

They have yet to ask us explicitly to take part".

One of them comes over and threatens him, in a scarily playful way, finally forcing Louie to ask, explicitly, not to be beaten up.

It is therefore advised to explicitly ask each of the SPOCs approached to assess the need to differentiate between subsystems in light of the specificities of their criminal justice system.

For example, Prestridge (2014) found that students used Twitter to ask the instructor questions but very few interacted with peers because they were not explicitly asked to do so.

At the end, if one person has the guts to ask to extend the meeting into a friendship or something more, they have to explicitly ask for that person's phone number.

This apparent reluctance to explicitly ask for desired information (Roter, 1977; Street, 1991) or to express directly emotional concerns (Street, 1991; Suchman et al, 1997), was noted earlier in primary care patients.

For now, Sisense is concentrating on the power of the alerts to let users know when something has changed significantly without having to explicitly ask the tool.

Outlier wants to bring a level of intelligence and automation by pointing out insight without having to explicitly ask the right question.

We think that it is more helpful to explicitly ask the patient about neurological symptoms and in the case of doubt lean towards lumbar puncture to rule out CNS involvement.

Then, an appeals court reversed the decision, determining that Elauf had to explicitly ask for religious accommodations.