Sentence examples for just spelled out from inspiring English sources

Here he has just spelled out the appalling situation on Page 19: wrinkles are forever.

Google has just spelled out its solution on the Chromium Blog: The Cloud.

The scientific basis grounding the theoretical expectations just spelled out are next stated in more details, a foundation followed by a methods section describing the specific steps followed to obtain the sample and results discussed before the conclusions.

It might help the reader if the authors just spelled out this idea/working model more explicitly and in plain language earlier on.

Let's just spell out what the key feature of this is.

"It would be better if they just spell out what they are doing, which is quite a bit," he said.

(Just spelling out "personal computer" makes the whole debate seem absurd). iPads are more powerful than laptops were even a few years ago.

It just spells out everything they stand for: the Islamic State has arisen, we've defeated so many enemies, we're going to keep on doing so.

Can you just spell out for us the terms on which that would happen?MS STURGEON: I've said firstly that the SNP would never work with the Conservatives, either formally or informally.

The Prime Minister has just spelt out that one condition of a ceasefire is to establish water, electricity and gas supplies in the cities of Benghazi, Ajdabiya and Misrata.

The obligatory photo showed my 23 co-riders screaming, arms in the air, while my confused face just spelt out a massive: "Why?" Perhaps I was just too old for rides that moved my stomach at space-shuttle speed to my extremities.