Sentence examples for a less explicit from inspiring English sources

Patricia Autenrieth embroidered a quilt with a less explicit but equally striking puddle of red cloth.

(A less explicit cut is being prepared for a possible Chinese release).

The vote contained a less explicit but equally powerful appeal to Mr. Ashcroft for moderation.

Although a less explicit history lesson, Roots does the same thing for black American dance culture.

Spain and Italy have done the same through a less explicit process of coercion from Germany and the European Central Bank in exchange for measures to keep their borrowing costs under control.

Rather, you engage in a less explicit act of remembrance -- a kind of low-level arousal, Burgess speculates, in which blood flow increases to Area 10. 4. Depend on routines -- and compare new tasks with old ones.

In response, the judge read a less-explicit portion of the statute providing that "life imprisonment means until death of the offender," and added: "Parole eligibility or ineligibility is not for your consideration".

"In our research, we've found that Japanese, Arabic, and even Indian content tends to be a lot less hardcore, a lot less explicit.

On the other hand, we noted that the interviewees working in a clinic in group A were less explicit in terms of the benefits of interprofessional collaboration for themselves compared to the other interviewees; rather they tended to refer more often to the positive aspects of their collaborative practice from a patients' perspective.

Uniting all these insults is an aggrieved note of white victimization only a shade less explicit than that in von Brunn's white supremacist screeds.

Lazy!" In a slightly less explicit jab at Rubio, Jeb Bush criticized candidates' absenteeism in an op-ed in the Des Moines Register.