Sentence examples for much explicitly from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, much explicitly political comedy migrated to the right — not the religious right but the party-of-prosperity right, the right of money and Martinis and Wall Street.

Kickstarter CEO Perry Chen says as much explicitly: We think the most disruptive aspect [of Kickstarter] is the removal of the investment component.

There were no barn-burning gun-control speeches, or spotlit renditions of "You'll Never Walk Alone," or, come to think of it, much explicitly gay messaging at all.

In his comments, Mr. Karzai avoided saying much explicitly about the fraud allegations, and in conversations this week, it seemed all officials, whether international or Afghan, distanced themselves from the tarnished vote, blaming other people and institutions for whatever went wrong.

This is a much more explicitly two-way relationship than in traditional professional care.

No, he said, it made the senator a man practiced in the ways of "Washington," a word that was perhaps dirtier but much less explicitly mean-spirited.

The girl-boy convention is made to seem much more explicitly homoerotic and gamey here than it ever is in Shakespeare.

After an interval of shock and soul-searching, teachers realized that they would have to prepare students much more explicitly for the tests.

"They need to much more explicitly draw a picture of what a Trump presidency would look like that would scare some moderates and conservatives.

The Homefront series is now on hiatus; the church is continuing to focus its media efforts on its "I'm a Mormon" ad campaign, which began in 2009, and which is much more explicitly directed at promoting the church and burnishing its image.

Luca Etter, program manager - private sector and development finance, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), Bern, Switzerland @LucaEtter Both at Addis and at the signing of the SDGs last year, the private sector was identified as a development actor much more explicitly than previously.