Sentence examples for when not explicitly from inspiring English sources

We take it for granted, thinking of the poverty-stricken thieves, hanged for stealing handkerchiefs in eighteenth-century London, that the argument of the "The Beggar's Opera" is not wrong: even when not explicitly political, crime can have an implicit politics.

In the following the index distinguishing the different fiber types is suppressed when not explicitly needed.

Indeed, even when not explicitly stated, the undercurrent of deception subsists in the very fact that we question his appeal.

Even when not explicitly political, Scottish authors since the Act of Union have been fascinated by both the promises and perils of seeing and even being more than one thing at a time.

A value of 35% is consistent with those found for several rockfish species [47] and will be used here when not explicitly varying this parameter.

In particular, BSRs did not decay across time, were independent of hand posture, and appeared to be recruited automatically for intermanual comparison, even when not explicitly elicited by the task.

Sufi Mujtahids (diligent scholars) have wide authority to interpret religious issues, and take action when not otherwise explicitly mentioned in the Holy Quran.

Survival rates were derived from published survival curves when not provided explicitly in the text or tables.

Racism is central to Ukip's meaning, even when it is not explicitly included in its message.

When they were not explicitly stating that mall shopping was a complete waste of time and money, they implied it.

He respected Aristotle's authoritativeness and credited him with reasonableness, even when that was not explicitly justified.