Sentence examples for expressed explicit from inspiring English sources

Opposes New Agency Director Robert Mueller of the F.B.I. expressed explicit opposition to the proposal by lawmakers who have said the F.B.I. should be stripped of its primary role in countering terrorism inside the United States.

Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said: "As far as I know, at present, more than 100 countries and organisations have expressed explicit support for China opposing the Nobel peace prize, which fully shows that the international community does not accept the decision of the Nobel committee".

Also in 1965 -- the pivotal year of escalation -- Cronkite expressed explicit support for the Vietnam War.

But while Clinton's campaign hedged over whether it supported the hunger strikers, Sanders' campaign expressed explicit support. .

If there was any doubt about the homophobic and bigoted intent here, the troll expressed explicit desire to disrupt the online lives of "secular sodomites".

It said "more than 100 countries and international organisations [had] expressed explicit support of China's position opposing this year's peace prize".

According to the report: "In all, 51 percent of Americans now express explicit anti-black attitudes, compared with 48 percent in a similar 2008 survey.

According to an October survey by The Associated Press: "In all, 51 percent of Americans now express explicit anti-black attitudes, compared with 48 percent in a similar 2008 survey.

Director Robert S. Mueller III of the F.B.I. rejected the idea of a new domestic intelligence agency today, for the first time expressing explicit opposition to the proposal by lawmakers and others who have said the bureau should be stripped of its primary role in countering terrorism in the United States.

First, the problem definition must be established, expressing explicit relationships between design variables and objective functions plus constraints.

In a static logic setting, negation is, at the very least, used to rule out truth (if not to express explicit falsity).