Sentence examples for points explicitly from inspiring English sources

Beckett and Ionesco, Albee and Pinter may not conform to the dictates of naturalism or make their points explicitly, but they certainly communicate a perceptible and compelling vision of human experience.

We have revised our manuscript to make these points explicitly.

Suggested change: We can re-word the figure legend and the text in the Results section to make these points explicitly clear.

Accordingly, a specific algorithm with decision points explicitly requiring 'yes' and 'no' answers to advance, stall or regress the mobilisation goal must accommodate cultural, linguistic and resource-based variation.

Kiss doesn't develop this single point explicitly.

(The voiceover for the trailer makes this point explicitly).

This week two different kinds of documents make that point explicitly.

Even if the children didn't get the point explicitly from the drawings, the feeling was there.

In their review of Coleman's findings, Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Frederick Mosteller, then both professors at Harvard, made this point explicitly.

Paul Mirengoff of the Powerline blog made the point explicitly: one cannot be a conservative and vote for Mr Obama.

Moreover, although Bishop doesn't make this point explicitly, death differs from other losses not only in degree but in kind.