Sentence examples for speak explicitly from inspiring English sources

"I never speak explicitly about politics," he said.

MR. CORZINE: Well, I haven't heard Congressman Franks speak explicitly about race relations, so I'll let him answer that question.

Britain and the US are angry that at his briefing to the Security Council last week, Mr Blix failed to speak explicitly of the discovered drone.

But Mr. Bush is also the first president to speak explicitly of a Palestinian state, which he has said could be established within three years.

Tobias said that the supreme court's Monday announcement technically does not have any effect on what happens in the sixth court because it did not speak explicitly to what the court might do.

Under these circumstances, there is much to be said for requiring either the treaty ceding this authority to speak explicitly, or else for Congress to make this concession expressly, in full view of the public who elects it.

He speaks explicitly about trying to prevent oppressive governments from communicating internally: a government "that cannot think is powerless to preserve itself," he writes in the essay.

Mr. Obama spoke explicitly about the strikes in Pakistan in an online appearance in January, arguing that they were precisely aimed at Al Qaeda.

Even after Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton called his position naïve, Mr. Obama refused to shy away from it, at times speaking explicitly in terms of a potential meeting with Mr. Ahmadinejad.

At times he spoke explicitly, even eloquently, about racial justice; he defended affirmative action; and he appointed record numbers of blacks and Latinos to positions of influence.

One of the few moments (or is it the only moment?) in the book where Waldrop speaks explicitly about being changed by an event — more conventional memoirs are full of scenes of transformation — is when Waldrop's father, a bitter railway man his mother ultimately divorced, takes him to see a production of the "G.I.