Sentence examples for has explicitly spoken from inspiring English sources

"She has explicitly spoken about her pleasure that UK Sport are at least open to taking the broader value of its investment into account in its funding decisions.

According to The Guardian, this is the first time that the MCB, Britain's largest Muslim organization, has explicitly spoken out against the practice of FGM.

As adults brought up in a society full of social expectations, it can be difficult to stand proud with a child who won't look up when being spoken to, won't say thank you when offered a treat or won't say hello or goodbye when someone has explicitly spoken to them.

Mr Sarkozy has explicitly ruled this out.

The National Front has explicitly made the connection".

Roberts has explicitly embraced Marshall's vision.

The Sanders campaign had explicitly asked that this one person speak, and that person we learned was Washington's own Senator Pramila Jayapal.

A crowd of soldiers who heard the speech, requesting anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, said the general had explicitly endorsed the need for free elections.

US officials who spoke on condition of anonymity said it was the first time Washington had explicitly called for a boycott of Syrian oil since the protests erupted in March after popular uprisings toppled authoritarian leaders in Egypt and Tunisia.

By 1969 I still knew no woman who could face the world and speak boldly in her own right, with the ambiguous exception of de Beauvoir, who had explicitly rejected the possibility of having children.

He had explicitly foreshadowed his own decline.