The Epicureans may not have explicitly distinguished between sensory states and affective ones, although a similar distinction may be presupposed on some interpretations of their fragmentary literary remains; e.g., Cooper 1999a; for more references, see n. 40).
In little more than a month, you can find yourself at the front of a classroom explaining points of grammar that you may not have explicitly learnt yourself at school.
You could compare Dylan's fluidity to the often bewildering metamorphoses that stage directors impose on Wagner operas variations that the composer may not have explicitly desired but that the works themselves seem to demand, not least because of their dreamlike sense of time and space.
Some analysts said that while the Fed may not have explicitly mentioned emerging markets in its statement, it would be an oversight to think the central bank is not keeping a close eye on the global economy.
While Rouhani may not have explicitly mentioned Israel in his General Assembly address, he started his presidency by describing Israel as "a sore" that has "been sitting on the body of the Islamic world for many years".
Tharp may not have explicitly portrayed the Danse Macabre that acknowledges the universal submission to death, but it is implied as the consequence in the Dionysian dance of Tharp's hedonistic subjects.
The real life versions of Romney and Obama may not have explicitly told Lehrer to "shut the f*** up," as they do in this sketch, but it seemed like they sure as hell wanted to.
They may not have explicitly invited patients to share their attitudes and preferences and to actively participate in decision making.
Surprises may have been explicitly written into the bill, but the unexpected is at the heart of this festival, which remains Europe's best – one that takes the temperature of the underground as well as giving it a shot in the arm.
They may have not explicitly made the connection, but in my opinion Televisa did not try hard to make a distinction either.
