Sentence examples for more explicitly expressed from inspiring English sources

The culpability of both men and women is more explicitly expressed in the New Testament and the Talmud than in the Old Testament or the Qurʾān.

A more explicitly expressed positive attitude of health care providers towards the benefits of non-surgical treatment for OA might encourage patients to use the booklet.

A subsequent report promised that the campaign would more explicitly express the "positions, activities and relationships" grantees are prohibited from taking part in, such as "advocacy of abortion, same-sex marriage, euthanasia, racism, as well as use of the death penalty, punitive measures toward immigrants".

How about a name that more explicitly expresses the stakes like, "Surf's Up Everybody And We Do Mean Everybody" or just simply, "Aaaaaahhhhh"?

Melody's mother implicitly and explicitly expressed the desire to develop more diverse social networks and her frustration at failing to do so.

All these and more, simply and unceremoniously erased, and all with the explicitly expressed, fundamentally ludicrous goal of "balancing" the politics of history.

Even in a practice in which the antibiotic prescribing rate is much lower than the national average, clinicians gave patients more than one diagnosis in nearly half of visits and explicitly expressed uncertainty in 16% of visits.

The first session relates to moral commitment in physiotherapy private practice: the physiotherapists more or less explicitly express the moral meaning of the first session as actively encouraging the patients to share their suffering.

or explicitly expressed as (28a).

This is explicitly expressed in Eq. (27) later.

Its solution can be explicitly expressed as follows: (43) (43) (43) (43).