Sentence examples for to say explicitly from inspiring English sources

To say explicitly he is an atheist, he said, "would break my grandmother's heart".

Mr Rasmussen would like NATO to say explicitly that defending against an attack from Iran is "an essential military mission".

But Mr. Ridge has been careful not to say explicitly that he thought a cabinet department would be a mistake.

Netanyahu even went so far as to say explicitly that "some settlements will end up beyond Israel's borders".

Last night's episode, the second of the fourteenth season, dealt explicitly, which is to say, explicitly dealt with "The Catcher in the Rye".

Democrats, say the DLC, need to say explicitly that they support legal gun ownership and the second amendment, rather than talking about tighter gun rules.

Its "campus climate index" ranks colleges based on programs and policies, including identifying those with strong ones to protect gay students — say, explicitly including them in their declarations against discrimination.

In his speech, he said: "I say explicitly to those delusional people who say the military option is on the table, that they should change their glasses … Our nation regards the language of threat as rude and offensive".

"No one has ever come up to me and said explicitly, 'You must pass these students,' " she says.

But they are reluctant to say so explicitly.

And FOMC members are increasingly willing to say so explicitly.