Sentence examples for put explicitly from inspiring English sources

You're thinking: ● Undermining democracy and eroding civil liberties isn't put explicitly in your job contract.

By 1981, Howe writes, "the shocking revelation that the X-Men's silver-haired archenemy had been a child prisoner at ­Auschwitz ramped up the title's long-present themes of bigotry and persecution and pointed to the direction that 'The X-Men' would take for the decades to come, in which discrimination toward mutant characters was put explicitly in the contexts of racism and homophobia".

The argument is not often put explicitly.

For covariate adjustment the variables that should be balanced (mostly at least age, gender and practice) are put explicitly in the statistical model and this way adjusted for.

Laura Betzig, of the University of Michigan, put an explicitly Darwinian spin on the tendency of powerful men to accumulate harems.Randy Thornhill, of the University of New Mexico, has shown that physical beauty is far from being in the eye of the beholder.

The great, unfulfilled, hope of American fiction in the 1930s, Delmore Schwartz, put this explicitly: "For the first time in fiction America's social mobility has been transformed into a spiritual energy which is not doomed to flight, renunciation, exile, denunciation, the agonised hyper-intelligence of Henry James, or the hysterical cheering of Walter Whitman".

In the following we review the main contrasts between events and those categories that have in the literature been put forward explicitly as their ontological competitors, or at least as categories exhibiting significant differences with the category of events.

Or, put more explicitly: Page and company aren't imagining computers that "get out of the way" because they're gone.

Green put this explicitly: "I've learnt that for me it's not about the medals; it's about the sport itself and giving your best".

To put it explicitly, these mutations must represent a subset of all possible mutations that could possibly occur and the subset is shaped by the history of the genome, which is a selective one.

Indeed, in recent years, the idea that hematopoietic properties must reside outside of the lymph gland has been put forward explicitly by the Andó laboratory (Márkus et al., 2009).