Sentence examples for have been explicitly engaged from inspiring English sources

Since these are transferred theological issues, it is little surprise that a number of modern novelists have been explicitly engaged with the question of what it means to tell a story, what it means to have divine power over someone's beginning and ending, and how a character might make a space for her own freedom, all while under the watchful eye of both the author and the reader.

It should have been explicitly labeled a satire.

Courses with "no" have been explicitly not approved.

This should have been explicitly mentioned to avoid ambiguity.

Paradoxically, patients described being able to engage more readily with psychological issues in this context than in previous relationships that had been explicitly psychotherapeutic (see Additional files 1 and 3).

French banks had been explicitly bailed out.

Eric King, deputy director of Privacy International, said: "We have known for some time that the NSA and GCHQ have been engaged in mass surveillance, but never before could anyone explicitly find out if their phone calls, emails or location histories were unlawfully shared between the US and the UK.

Other research the authors have been engaged in suggests that Australian HIAs may emphasise the importance of explicitly stating goals less than HIAs in New Zealand [ 111], and possibly less than other countries as well.

Harman and colleagues are said to have been engaged in a long-running battle with Mandelson and Alexander to persuade them not to target women explicitly since it appears "too political", and to stop using the phrase "Take a Break women".

Because none of these systems have been evaluated explicitly for their relationships to spatial cognition, the shades of blue highlight the aspects of spatial cognition a system is most likely to engage and how directly.

She had been engaged to Mr. Brustein.