Explicit arguments

Explicit arguments 

It means to state them clearly. Here, The writer is including himself through the first person and certain beliefs or arguments such as:  true versus false, for versus against, these beliefs are imposed by him and will depend upon his intention. 

Linguistic signals of explicit arguments are: 

• I think
• Personally
• In my opinion
• I believe
• To me
• My guess
• In our studies
• I suppose
• To myself
• One considers...
• We agree
• To my view
• One may expect...
• I'm keeping my hopes up for...
• One might think..., 
• I strongly believe...,
• The way I see it...
• To make myself clear...,
• To illustrate my point...
• It seems to me, to us, to ourselves, etc.

Source: Translation as a Tool for the Teaching of English Texts: A Discourse Analysis - Marbella Delgado de M. , Dalia Lozada de E. , Francisco Santoyo Z.