Sentence examples for explicitly told of the from inspiring English sources

She trades on sexual allure (not mere bluff – we are explicitly told of the "great happiness" of their honeymoon).

Among the provisions, Web surfers will now be explicitly told of advertiser attempts to profile consumers and will be given the option of choosing not to participate.

No city lawyer has explicitly told the jury the purpose of such questions.

If you are an academic scientist, then it is likely you were either explicitly told the rules of academic science, or you were able to somehow infer them and make choices to fit in or at least make others think that you fit in.

Participants were not explicitly told about the organization of the word stream in pairs manipulating (a) semantic relatedness, (b) language of the prime and (c) language of the target in a fully counterbalanced two-by-two-by-two design.

The participants in the present studies were encouraged to respond as quickly as possible and were explicitly told that the purpose of the study was to determine where they perceived target location and not where they remembered them to be.

Some of the participants explicitly told us that the interview had a healing function and turned out to help them cope with the tragic event.

We are explicitly told that the Pythagoreans accepted one of the premises of this argument, that the center is the most important part of the cosmos (Arist., De Caelo 293b2 3), and it is likely that the whole argument should be assigned to Philolaus (Huffman 2007, 76 80).

After analyzing the results and aggregating them, the researchers found that people who were explicitly told to take the perspective of another did no better at accurately reading another person than any of the other groups and, in some cases, they did worse.

Additionally, half of the people in each group were explicitly told to remember the statements they typed, while the other half were not.

Students were explicitly told about the types (clarification and exploratory) of questions that they could prefer to generate.