Sentence examples for from explicitly from inspiring English sources
Even the most ardent "tenant advocates" shy from explicitly endorsing tenant profiteering.
Pieces ran the gamut from explicitly political to ironic or satirical.
Chinese regulations on foreign investment have gone from explicitly requiring technology transfers to "encouraging" them, for example.
He refrains from explicitly comparing the technology of print, and its historical impact, with the technology of the Internet.
But Ms. Rice prevailed in preventing the resolution from explicitly naming Rwanda when it was passed on Nov. 20.
(In a 2007 decision, the Roberts court leaned the other way, forbidding public school systems from explicitly taking race into account to achieve or maintain integration).
Generally, the presence of a reference time is not significant when an event's absolute time can be identified, either from explicitly-stated temporal information or via discourse-level inference.
That may keep the offending material from appearing explicitly in the mainstream media.
Erdogýan's Justice and Development Party emerged from the explicitly Islamist Virtue Party, and it still has strong support among the rural faithful.
These have all been eliminated, and the cuts have untethered the script from an explicitly stated Big Theme.
Just when it looked as if the years of Conservative rule were over, the British public had recoiled from an explicitly social-democratic platform.
