Sentence examples for mark explicitly from inspiring English sources

Did he die on the day before the Passover meal was eaten, as John explicitly says, or did he die after it was eaten, as Mark explicitly says?

Uncovered regions are marked explicitly.

Mr. Obama largely left it to others to mark the history explicitly, making only passing reference to his own barrier-breaking role in his 18-minute Inaugural Address, noting how improbable it might seem that "a man whose father less than 60 years ago might not have been served at a local restaurant can now stand before you to take a most sacred oath".

Otherwise, we will mark it inaccessible explicitly by value −1.

What the vest allows the robots to do is detect the human from farther away and smartly update its travel plan to steer clear without the need for the associate to explicitly mark out those zones".

How many times have you been to a restaurant where they explicitly mark items that are organic, local, farm-raised, etc.? If you're from anywhere on the West Coast, I think you find it fairly often.

This problem caused some of us to suggest (only half seriously) that maybe it would be a good idea to explicitly mark posts that were not to be taken seriously.

For instance, of the languages that encode the past tense inflectionally, about 20% have past tenses that explicitly mark remoteness distinctions.

Double bond explicitly marked by user as unknown (cross bonds).

O'Neill shared how she made "A$2,000 a post EASY" by publishing sponsored content to her profile, much of which was not explicitly marked as paid-for content.

People marry for many different reasons, but one that animated our decision to take that step was the prospect of explicitly marking a new beginning.