Sentence examples for thing explicitly from inspiring English sources

In other words, are we teaching our students one thing, explicitly in our classes, and something else implicitly through their lives?

An editorial in the right-wing German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, said that France "reveals a scary political landscape," noting that "a third of voters have voted for candidates with a completely alien view of the world, but who have in common one thing: explicitly nationalist, anti-European beliefs".

To defend the revolution Egyptians have just passed a fiercely liberal constitution that, amongst other things, explicitly … freedom of the speech.

And now, of course, if you want to compute things, well, maybe you will call this angle theta and then you will express things explicitly using sines and cosines and you will solve for the equations of motion.

They passed an amendment that, among other things, explicitly denied "any right to education or training at public expense," thus letting the state transfer public schools to private operators.

He also makes a point of not showing certain things explicitly: the "Noodle Incident" and the children's book Hamster Huey and the Gooey Kablooie are left to the reader's imagination, where Watterson was sure they would be "more outrageous" than he could portray.

Bots should not be prompting users to click on things and buy things unless explicitly asked to do so.

The Club for Growth does do one thing that explicitly pro-business groups do not.

Many end up with substantial debt but not the credential required to help them get a job — you know, the thing they explicitly went into debt for.

That's right, supporters of a full-scale reauthorization of the Fisa Amendments Act put out a press release explaining why this was a good thing, while explicitly barring the senator who voted against the legislation from explaining his concerns.

One thing not explicitly mentioned: viewing your photos on the web.