Sentence examples for explicitly turning from inspiring English sources

As he told Zengerle, "I am explicitly turning my back on, I think, these kind of empty models that say, you know, you can be whatever you want to be.

Can we really blame them? Malcolm Gladwell probably said it best in a November interview with New York magazine about his new book, "Outliers": "I am explicitly turning my back on, I think, these kind of empty models that say, you know, you can be whatever you want to be.

It was a way of creating fresh obstacles for East Berlin without explicitly turning down Grotewohl's proposal (Wettig, 2002: especially p. 175).

Mr Erdogan has explicitly turned these into a referendum on himself and his party.

James now explicitly turned his attention to the ultimate philosophic problems that had been at least marginally present along with his other interests.

Although the government accused Lindh of having conspired to kill Americans for Al Qaeda, he said he explicitly turned down an offer to get involved in unspecified "martyrdom operations" in foreign countries, including the United States and Israel.

Both the theory and the practice of cladism raise a number of important philosophical issues (indeed, scientists explicitly turn to philosophy more frequently in this field than in any other in biology).

WASHINGTON — It was only five years ago that opposition to gay marriage was so strong that Republicans explicitly turned to the issue as a way to energize conservative voters.

She cited the example of dropping the need to verify the fingerprints contained in the biometric visa of travellers from outside of Europe as an example of one measure that they explicitly turned down.

On NY Times I'm getting recommended articles by friends and I didn't explicitly turn this feature on.

The controls will be opt-in — meaning parents will have to explicitly turn on the various settings within each child's profile in YouTube Kids' settings.