Sentence examples for though not explicitly from inspiring English sources

Blair seems driven by a world view that, though not explicitly neoconservative, certainly has similarities.

(China had expressed similar sentiments throughout the event though not explicitly after it concluded).

What are the chances that it was effectively (though not explicitly) working in concert with Double Cross agents?

Though not explicitly stated, the rules are designed to restrict the use of organs harvested from executed prisoners.

Though not explicitly announced as such, the penultimate Friday of this year's Proms had become a tribute to Pierre Boulez, who died in January.

Letterman has also been known to ramble on about, of all things, his fondness for Rush Limbaugh's radio work -- though not explicitly Limbaugh's views.

Snapchat said that it was also working on a fix for the problem, though did not explicitly say that the issue was with Google's tools.

Most big Web firms, many of whom signed a letter asking for stronger regulations (though, notably, not explicitly asking for Title II), perform lots of transmission.

The problem with this approach is that uncertainty is almost always present, though often not explicitly expressed and sometimes not recognized.

The SNP also wants "responsibility for broadcasting" to be devolved to the Scottish government, though does not explicitly lay out how that would be achieved.

Third, our study suggests, though does not explicitly state, that territoriality can become a collective action.