Sentence examples for supposed to be explicitly from inspiring English sources

She was never supposed to be explicitly Latina, the company claims, despite the way her name is spelled.

The institute is not supposed to be explicitly partisan, but many Democrats are clearly hoping that it will come up with a more compelling agenda for the Party if not by 2004, then at least by 2008.

The RNC money is supposed to be used for explicitly political activities, including delegate-related expenses, legal and accounting costs of the convention itself, and similar costs; host committee cash is meant to be for more general uses, including parties outside the convention hall.

This study is not relevant to models that are explicitly supposed to be time-invariant, such as the models tested in the 5-year mainshock RELM experiment (Schorlemmer et al. 2010a; Zechar et al. 2013).

He explains, "I listened to classic Stevie Wonder records loads while I was making this record, a lot of contemporary R&B production and those super kinda glossy synths…With the new one it's not explicitly supposed to be dance music at all".

His work is not supposed to be "in the Japanese tradition": he has explicitly, on more occasions than one, explained this.

If it is not explicitly mentioned s is supposed to be equal to 85%%.

Nevertheless, according to what Socrates explicitly says, the ideal city is supposed to be realizable.

It's not that it's explicitly discouraged -- it just isn't on the radar, or at least it isn't supposed to be.

To model promoters, operator position is not explicitly taken into account, but activator binding sites are supposed to be placed upstream of the TATA box whereas repressors bind the DNA between the TATA box and the TSS (Transcription Starting Site).

The issue doesn't feature explicitly in the "strategic dialogue" which the two countries are supposed to be having; that focuses more on things like energy, the economy and non-proliferation.