Sentence examples for least explicitly from inspiring English sources

Ellison declines to blame Obama, though, at least explicitly.

Orwell seems never to have realized the economic contradiction of this, at least explicitly.

Which may be why the very best neon art doesn't say anything at all, at least explicitly.

And Google's offer is all the more unusual because it does not neutralize Yahoo as a potential future competitor, at least explicitly.

Compared with forebears such as these, what is striking about Trump is how little he engages, at least explicitly, with questions of culture and identity.

But what scholars haven't seen, or at least explicitly acknowledged, is its significance for an understanding of Stalin and his motives, namely that it makes the argument that he was in it just for personal power untenable.

In "8 Mile," Lynne Cheney is not the enemy at least, not explicitly.

But it's a distinction that few Democratic politicians are making – at least not explicitly.

But that isn't what the Fed has mainly done, at least not explicitly.

Indeed, an unsuspected benefit of the how-to-read genre is that it doesn't require a critic to advance any particular thesis, at least not explicitly.

Oddly, no other weather forecasters seem to be using them at least not explicitly.Neural networks are a way to sort through all manner of complex data.