Sentence examples for most explicitly with from inspiring English sources

Paul Nicholls, whose abstract films perhaps deal most explicitly with the ideas of downloadable architecture and the aforementioned subjects, explained simulated architecture as: "What I mean by this is an architecture designed by a set of programmable rules and processes, which govern the end result.

This period coincided with the publication of Mary's work most explicitly concerned with contemporary society.

Radiohead, "Electioneering" (1997) The most guitar-driven song on the band's breakthrough album "OK Computer," this track is also one of the most explicitly political, with a cynical portrait of a politician: "I will stop / I will stop at nothing / Say the right things / When electioneering / I trust I can rely on your vote".

Sentential meaning was in turn identified with truth conditions, most explicitly in Wittgenstein's Tractatus logico-philosophicus (1922).

Perhaps most explicitly felt in the Zelda franchise, with their quests in magical woodlands, journeys across rolling hills and through hidden caves.

This history is noted throughout the series, but most explicitly in a season two scene with Tony Soprano and his therapist, Jennifer Melfi.

But the most explicitly Northern came at Topman Design, where they were paired with vests and prints of record-bag patches.

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).

Mendoza is not especially associated with controversial film-making but his 2009 film Kinatay is one of the most explicitly violent I have ever seen at Cannes.