Sentence examples for a quite explicit from inspiring English sources

"Shubha," for instance, is the story of a mute girl whose handicap is a quite explicit metaphor for the voicelessness of Indian women.

The first modern novel was already a product, even an expression, of negative criticism: "Don Quixote" contains a quite explicit critique of the chivalric romance and its insufficiency to account for the way real life feels when you get up in the morning in 17th-century Spain.

Actually, the unitary equivalence of the operators H and A is quite explicit.

Perhaps reacting to the museum's void as implicitly female, Pipilotti Rist fills it with a quite large, quite explicit freestanding set of labia.

Rubens is almost an abstract painter - a possibility he makes quite explicit in his immense Lion Hunt, in which daunting quantities of paint are expended and blood unleashed in a scene that's not really about anything.

On his talk-radio show on Tuesday, Rush Limbaugh, who is a Trump supporter, was quite explicit about this.

A lot of the films were quite explicit, so there was a sexuality about the place that was unusual in cinemas.

18 The statute is at best ambiguous as to whether probable cause is required, though quite explicit that a warrant is not.

This places "Scandal" in contrast to "The Good Wife," another network procedural, but one that is set in an Obama-haunted Chicago, and quite explicit about racial politics, as well as about institutional racism and white guilt.

In this instance, the choices our race gave us were made quite explicit -- by a government institution, no less.

The element of blackmail (break with me and you'll never get published) wasn't quite explicit but this is a ghastly, artificial scenario.