Sentence examples for makes no explicitly from inspiring English sources

In a book so charged with political meaning, Camus makes no explicitly political arguments or revelations, and presents little in the way of actual social analysis or concrete historical study.

Mr. Biden made no explicitly political comments.

Such ads make no explicitly false claims, but that doesn't make them less misleading, even for informed consumers.

Despite the program's essays that speak of ideas about aging, "Anchises" thankfully makes no attempt to do so explicitly.

However, IDT is not explicitly religious, makes no promise of an afterlife, and reads more like a scientific theory than a religious one.

The DSM is explicitly a-theoretical and makes no attempt to offer causal explanations of the conditions it describes.

Sir James Munby has explicitly made no criticism of Cumbria or any other authority, but he has ordered ministers to find a place for the girl.

In terms of safety of the participant, attempts will be made to ensure no explicitly sensitive questions will be asked.

Foursquare makes you explicitly check into each place where you want to share your location.

"This paper makes the point explicitly that no, these brain areas are really interested in processing the eyes, not the center of the head," Kingstone says.

Riley's film makes explicitly clear how seriously Brando took his craft.