Sentence examples for this is explicitly because from inspiring English sources

This is explicitly because we attach innocence to the former and culpability to the latter.

While the founders told THUMP last year that they moved to the new venue Onderdonk House because they wanted to "fly out of the nest and move into a bigger space," Horrorchata told DNAinfo in an interview published today that this year's move is explicitly because of the rising cost of rent in New York City.

The Daily Mail said it was explicitly because of the Turner case.

Although it is standard to progressively add in controls, this structure is explicitly emphasized here because of the possibility that the relationship between diversity and social cohesion is changed when accounting for individual characteristics, or because immigration actually causes some of the local average characteristics (see Alesina and La Ferrara 20022005).

Each of these categories is explicitly named because there's an actual awful history of discrimination in commerce, employment, and housing for these specific reasons.

The Cochrane Collaboration Risk-of-Bias Tool was cited for guidance in the assessment of study quality, where any use of scales for risk of bias is explicitly discouraged because summary scores have been shown to be unreliable.

"There's no question that some people are putting too much weight on this flight because it is explicitly a test flight; and, indeed, we may not succeed in getting all the way to the space station," cautions Elon Musk, the CEO and chief designer at SpaceX.

Now Apple is explicitly rejecting applications because they are competitive with Apple applications.

This is because such work is explicitly aimed at the production of theory rather than the application of methods for data analysis.

This isn't because SF writers are atheist – most aren't – or because SF is explicitly atheistic in its texts or subtexts.

I focus much of my analysis on Anne Frances Wysocki's (2002) "A Bookling Monument" because it is explicitly designed to destabilize our reading practices.