Peter's wife's mother took place before the calling of Simon and Andrew; while Matthew and Mark tell us with equal explicitness that the calling took place before the healing.
The fact of the identity of authorship is stated with the utmost explicitness in the introduction of the Acts.
The clearness with which these alternatives come to mind depends upon the degree of explicitness of the judgment, or, more exactly, the explicitness of the judgment depends upon the sharpness of these alternatives.
The structure of the two varieties of judgment differs only in the degree of explicitness which the hypothesis acquires.
The economic type of valuation, in fact, differs from the ethical, not in an absolute or essential way, but rather in the explicitness with which it brings to light and lays bare the vital elements in valuation as such.
The Executive The new Bill is remarkable for the explicitnesswith which it invests Ireland with control over the Executive.
Even these principles, however, may get a greater explicitness by dialectical treatment.
Now and then he even recalled his benefactions, not very emphatically, though with sufficient explicitness to change what was at first voluntary humility into a duty.
And the third strophe, whose outrageous explicitness Lilly scarcely ventured to understand, wound up with the French: Tout ce que vous voulez, mais pas ca.
To be sure, my Lord; explicitness and decision will soon arrange any désagrémens.
