Sentence examples for then explicitly from inspiring English sources

He discouraged me, first subtly and then explicitly.

She then explicitly argued that the medieval "blood libel" – that Jews kill Christian children – has a basis in fact.

He also claims: "She then explicitly argued that the medieval 'blood libel' – that Jews kill Christian children – has a basis in fact".

Researchers are not constrained by a monolithic entity, such as depression, that they must then explicitly address in their research agenda, regardless of what the data is telling them.

He makes his first real appearance in The Stand, and then explicitly in several of King's later books, but he has a number of smaller walk-ons throughout King's oeuvre, some obvious, some less so.

The company has had troubled deciding whether to show graphic videos — weighing up its desire to allow the free sharing of information against user complaints — including allowing and then explicitly banning beheading videos.

Moreover, the model would then not explicitly represent the structure C, which subjects do infer explicitly as reported in [17] and other related experiments [12], [13].

Back then, Congress explicitly forbade the agencies promoting anti-Communism -- notably the United States Information Agency, its Voice of America and even the Central Intelligence Agency -- to aim their propaganda at Americans.

The ion-neutral chemistry is then integrated explicitly.

Minimax designs are then found explicitly, based on criteria corresponding to classical c- and D-optimality.

Then, we explicitly consider the local contrast information of reference images in the pooling stage.