Sentence examples for more explicitly highlighted from inspiring English sources

Moreover, assessments recommend that gender sensitivity and UNICEF's commitment to gender mainstreaming should be more explicitly highlighted in partnerships at the national level.

Titze [4], [5] more explicitly highlighted the role of a mucosal wave while explaining that the vocal folds could experience higher pressure during the opening phase owing to the wavelike motion with the glottis opening at the bottom (upstream) first and then at the top (downstream) and likewise closing at the bottom first and then at the top (see Fig. 2C).

More explicitly the sex AND the food.

"Explicitly" does not here mean, necessarily, that his phrasing has become less knotted, more explicitly comprehensible.

But Raines's perspective is more explicitly personal.

In it, Mengestu draws even more explicitly from his origins.

The memo also explicitly highlighted Mr. Zuckerberg's previous settlements with Mr. Saverin and the Winklevosses, even though "they had no written agreements" with Mr. Zuckerberg, according to the memo.

Byerlee (1978) revised Eq. (11) more explicitly.

Life is more explicitly rational than mere physical matter because it is more explicitly self-determining.

Lenin took a more explicitly critical view of imperialism.

Few things are more explicitly ephemeral than a Tweet.