"I spoke to him very explicitly about it on many occasions.
Her own ambitions were very explicitly on hold, rather than being set aside altogether.
Defenses of representative realism have taken a variety of forms, but I will assume here that the best general sort of defense for such a view is one along the lines suggested, albeit not very explicitly, in Locke (and indeed also, though even less explicitly, in Descartes).
"Entirely apart from the politics," he said, "this clearly violates Article II of the Constitution, which very explicitly requires that the electors for president be selected 'in such manner as the Legislature' of the state directs".
Sam Francis who wrote on July 21 , 2003 that: "America was defined -- almost explicitly, sometimes very explicitly -- as a white nation, for white people, and what that means is that there is virtually no figure, no law, no policy, no event in the history of the old, white America that can survive the transition to the new and non-white version.
Translating academic work for a popular audience is "very explicitly" his mission, Gladwell said, though it might not be what readers take away from his books.
Under Bannon, Breitbart was less of a media organisation than a crusading movement – one that very explicitly, according to Bannon himself, aimed to fight for the Judeo-Christian values lost in Western decadence.
There was dancing that also involved Kane, which must have baffled a generation or two of rap fans who have no immediate experience of rap as music for dancers (which it initially was, very explicitly).
"And so, what I've just wanted to do is do that, which has been a little more difficult for me because I did start off very explicitly.
Noam Chomsky: For the propaganda model, notice what we explain there very explicitly is that this is a first approximation -- and a good first approximation -- for the way the media functions.
We were very explicitly drawing that analogy".
