Sentence examples for nothing explicitly from inspiring English sources

Nothing explicitly spells out how to handle a tie.

There is nothing explicitly autobiographical about the show.

That there was nothing explicitly critical from the band was of little surprise to those who helped organise the show.

Nothing explicitly forbids it in the "standards of practice" adopted by the 4A's, as the American Association of Advertising Agencies calls itself.

Nothing explicitly betrayed the challenge she will face from her partners in government, the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU), who are ramping up the pressure on her.

Photius acknowledged Rome as the first see of Christendom, discreetly said nothing explicitly against the Filioque clause, and agreed to the provision that the Bulgars could be put under Roman jurisdiction providing that Greek missions were allowed to continue.

Synthetic versions of existing drugs are quite vague: nothing is explicitly called "fake cannabis".

For example, there is nothing that explicitly prevents a repeat of the dispute last spring in which Time Warner cut off Disney's ABC network from its cable systems for almost two days in a contract dispute.

The opaque stuff in the tray turned out to be salt, for example; salt of the earth, crystallised brine: nothing is explicitly suggested yet somehow the frightening blur of the film seemed more diffuse when screened on a salt pan, with the sense of panic sieved through memory.

But nothing is explicitly stated.

Tom Gies, a founding member of the labor and employment law practice at Crowell & Moring, says there's little out there on the books to discourage nepotism and nothing that explicitly forbids it.