Sentence examples similar to explicitly to say from inspiring English sources

Bess in "Breaking the Waves" is the closest to Elisabeth in "Tannhaüser" ; her redemption is also explicitly, not to say blatantly, Christian, just like Elisabeth's.

Writing to the LMS, Smith said that the clergy was explicitly ordered to say nothing that would cause slaves' disenchantment with their masters or dissatisfaction with their status.

Last night's episode, the second of the fourteenth season, dealt explicitly, which is to say, explicitly dealt with "The Catcher in the Rye".

Similarly, the drug companies don't explicitly tell doctors to say good things about their products.

These are apps you have on your phone but only open when you know they explicitly have something to say to you.

To say explicitly he is an atheist, he said, "would break my grandmother's heart".

Mr Rasmussen would like NATO to say explicitly that defending against an attack from Iran is "an essential military mission".

But Mr. Ridge has been careful not to say explicitly that he thought a cabinet department would be a mistake.

Netanyahu even went so far as to say explicitly that "some settlements will end up beyond Israel's borders".

Democrats, say the DLC, need to say explicitly that they support legal gun ownership and the second amendment, rather than talking about tighter gun rules.

Diane Abbott, the shadow international development secretary, departed from the script for her conference speech to say explicitly that she opposed airstrikes.