Sentence examples for explicitly word from inspiring English sources

While the White House has not made the threat explicitly, word of it was featured in an article last week in The Hill, a Capitol Hill newspaper, and Northeastern lawmakers in Congress say they are alarmed.

Why did you feel the need to create individual, and explicitly worded, crimes?

But his comment, which was one of the most explicitly worded assessments of the North's nuclear and missile capabilities by a senior official, reflected growing concern in the South Korean government that the North may have more advanced technology than previously believed.

But his denial in the latest instance is arguably a little less explicitly worded.

Ruiz had expressed similar, albeit less explicitly worded, sentiments in a 2017 interview with Florida Catholic. .

The sequence of talk to line 17 is a rather frank discussion of the diagnosis, mentioning explicitly the word 'Alzheimer's', which Bob repeats.

Golems are compelling to writers both because they rely explicitly on words to give them life and because they're simultaneously more and less than human – super-strong, sub-normally mute, manlike in form but crude and unformed in outline.

We selected this question because it could be seen as an alternative definition of ID, albeit one with a more explicitly creationist wording.

Take Crocs, for example: There aren't enough explicitly horrible words to describe how they make me feel.

In addition to a link, which explicitly connects one word or sentence or book to another, readers will also be able to add tags, a recent innovation on the Web but already a popular one.

The various mayoral decrees do not explicitly use the word burkini; instead they ban "beachwear which ostentatiously displays religious affiliation," citing reasons such as the need to protect public order, hygiene or French laws on secularism.