Sentence examples for is explicitly about from inspiring English sources

If it's the journalist breaking the story, that appears to be what the section is explicitly about".

But not every game is explicitly about puzzles.

One of the most moving stories in this book, "Blessed Harry," is explicitly about happiness and life and death.

That might be unfair, since "God in America" is explicitly about the relationship of religion to politics and government, from the Puritans to the present.

And it takes as its subject exactly these paradoxes, for it is explicitly about what can and cannot be written in contemporary Iranian fiction.

The movie is by screenwriter Peter Straughan and writer Jon Ronson, who has tweeted to deny that the film is explicitly about Sievey/Sidebottom.

Sometimes, the lists are explicitly about goods and consumption.

Some of these currencies are explicitly about time.

Paul Williams, who specializes in museum studies, said: "Memorials are explicitly about symbolism.

Indeed, much of the current debate about American federalism has been explicitly about questions of public finance: Which level of government should pay for which programs?

Only some of the stories in this collection are explicitly about time travel, but it is a theme that hovers over the book.