Sentence examples for work explicitly from inspiring English sources

Some of the displayed work explicitly addressed this dilemma.

To work explicitly with the self requires extraordinary judgement, detachment and control.

Gifted writers can make accustomed methods feel as new and vital as a work explicitly devoted to structural innovation.

As she watched, Crabapple made the decision to make her work explicitly political: "The whole world was on fire, and I wanted to capture it".

As 2014 winner Kameron Hurley put it: "They historically rewarded popular work, set in the kinds of old, colonial, dudes-rule-everything universes that my work explicitly challenges".

The resulting work explicitly addresses collaboration: "Team Building (Align)" consists of two 30-foot wide metal rings suspended in the park so that their shadows converge on the summer solstice.

In 2000 and 2004, Mr. Bush and one of his top lieutenants, Ken Mehlman, worked explicitly to win more black and Hispanic votes.

Although his earlier canvases tended more toward the former, his new works explicitly take up the vocabulary of cartoons and graffiti.

(Before the evening's live component, audiences were invited to wander through the museum, where Mr. Wong had installed video works explicitly relating to Bergman, including a handsome panoramic view of the rocky "Persona" shoreline).

Arguments from silence are perilous but, when the most well-informed source of the fourth-century fails to mention Pythagoras in works explicitly directed towards the history of mathematics, the silence means something.

Our results provide a basis for inconsistency management in heterogeneous knowledge systems which, different from and orthogonal to other works, explicitly addresses the knowledge interlinks in order to restore consistency.