Sentence examples for refer explicitly from inspiring English sources

The table serves as a reference for the following figures in the article, where we will not refer explicitly to the offered load value but to the traffic region.

The pope did not refer explicitly to those controversies.

Its own planning documents and "vision statements" all refer explicitly to these changes in warfare.

At his rally, Trump didn't refer explicitly to the grand jury.

He noted that Italian documents from the 1470's refer explicitly to printing that uses metal molds instead of sand.

He did not refer explicitly to the United States, but he left no doubt about his target.

Of the 759 references generated by the initial search, only 23 referred, explicitly or implicitly, both to health care disparities and to the co-existence of two or more aspects of vulnerability.

The department later referred explicitly to the substance as "the Polish ingredient".

He referred explicitly to military action as an option for dealing with Iran and rejected a policy of containment.

In 1994 Ms. Brown created a piece with a title that referred explicitly to these issues of perception.

Raoul Vaneigem wrote: "People who talk about revolution and class struggle without referring explicitly to everyday life … such people have a corpse in their mouth".