Sentence examples for more explicitly the from inspiring English sources
More explicitly the sex AND the food.
More explicitly, the system encouraged and permitted a degree of risk that has proved intolerable.
Fortey's book could as well have been entitled "The Joy of Science" or, more explicitly, "The Joy of Small Science".
The only disappointment has been his reluctance to acknowledge more explicitly the Vatican's failure to confront the Holocaust.
In the last five years the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia began studying more explicitly the relationship between odor and appetite.
It is a benignly untroubled exposition of the carnivore's natural prerogative and screenwriters might perhaps now feel constrained to acknowledge more explicitly the herbivores' existence.
The more explicitly affirmative the answer, the more likely the patient was to choose the prepayment scheme.
If this were the case, the change in the overlapping effect should appear more explicitly in the speed of the second and fourth keystrokes (typing the vowel letters).
New versions appeared at this time that more explicitly tied the song to the events of the Civil War.
Furthermore, in the Abstract, we more explicitly justify the investigation as one to explore the mechanism underlying the negative BOLD signal observed in cortex.
It also describes which parts of the health benefit basket are defined more implicitly and which more explicitly, outlining the criteria used for the definition of the basket.
