Sentence examples for most explicitly when from inspiring English sources

As far as the discussion of race is concerned, Obama clearly addressed it most explicitly when his hand was forced by the discovery that his pastor, Jeremiah Wright, had delivered some sermons that were, at least in part, incendiary in their language and politically damaging.

His return is most explicitly felt when he sings Wide Eyed, a burbling song that co, insistentmes pretty near to pop music, albeit pop with non-western polyrhythms and some Dr Who sound effects from the 1980s.

The view is perhaps most explicitly stated by Kant when he says, "freedom of the power of choice [i.e., Willkür] has a character entirely peculiar to it, that it cannot be determined to an action through any incentive except so far as the human being has incorporated it into his maxim (has made it into a universal rule for himself, according to which he wills to conduct himself)" (Rel 6 24).

On July 6 , 1758 he was elected pope at a time when anti-Romanism amid European princes was revealed most explicitly in the Bourbons' plan to destroy the Society of Jesus, then at the peak of its influence.

When expressed, her political leanings register in whispers rather than shouts — most explicitly, so far, in a series of sculptures from 2012 that are best imagined in the homes of rich collectors.

In Letter 19, the most explicitly feminist letter, Wollstonecraft anticipates readers' criticisms: "still harping on the same subject, you will exclaim – How can I avoid it, when most of the struggles of an eventful life have been occasioned by the oppressed state of my sex: we reason deeply, when we forcibly feel".

Freeman's best-known project is his most explicitly political.

And most explicitly, the older Patty is young again.

("Terrorist" is among his most explicitly topical novels).

This is the most explicitly scientific statement in the show.

This gig's trio format is likely to find Shipp in his most explicitly jazzy guise.