Sentence examples for forward explicitly from inspiring English sources

In the following we review the main contrasts between events and those categories that have in the literature been put forward explicitly as their ontological competitors, or at least as categories exhibiting significant differences with the category of events.

Indeed, in recent years, the idea that hematopoietic properties must reside outside of the lymph gland has been put forward explicitly by the Andó laboratory (Márkus et al., 2009).

I'm referring here not just to his place in the background, as the intelligence shaping the fiction, but to long interludes in the novel in which he actually steps forward to explicitly address the reader and interact with his own characters.

The Kerr case has forced the government to bring forward proposals to explicitly outlaw blacklisting.

The Forward prize was explicitly set up for writers who reach out to a "general readership", and it does seem that the poetry of natural description is often what general readers are perceived to want.

And Prince followers should note that he generally moves forward rather than explicitly revisiting past glories; as the lyrics of the original song explain, "It's time we all reach out for something new".

Let us here use the metaphor put forward by René Samuel Cassin, explicitly referring to The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, but which also suits perfectly the description of other systems of protection.

One possibility is that your expectations are explicitly forward-looking, and perhaps people saw the race tightening as they saw that some of the support for Obama was a bit soft.

Unlike his earlier work, The World, the Meditations parts ways with the "old" science without explicitly forwarding controversial views, like that of the Copernican heliocentric model of the solar system.

Crucially, in terms of policies, she was one of the proponents of the Fed's "forward guidance" policy that explicitly considers both sides of its dual mandate: to keep inflation in check and also to support employment.

Enthymemes constitute hidden or unexpressed premises that, according to van Eemeren (2001: 17), "are often pivotal in transferring acceptance from the premises that are explicitly put forward in the argumentation for the standpoint that is defended".