Sentence examples for an explicit sign from inspiring English sources
If that's not an explicit sign that I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here is a harbinger of certain doom, I don't know what is.
Pork is a traditional food in Denmark and in the last 10 years or so it's become associated with a type of banal nationalism, an explicit sign of Danishness.
Regardless of whether you use words, a signal, an explicit sign, or physically moving to some other space, you are saying No to what is happening in and around your desk.
And in a more explicit sign that some members of the Board of Education are not willing to accept all of Mr. Levy's management initiatives, Mr. Levy withdrew yesterday a plan he proposed to the board on Monday that would have given him more authority over the hiring and salaries of senior board officials.
Yet despite that explicit sign that he was in need of examination for a concussion, Nash stayed in the game for the rest of the first period.
It was the most explicit sign yet of the Fed's "Rescues 'R' Us" doctrine that already helped to force the marriage of Bank of America and Countrywide.
There is no explicit sign in his work of the devastating arsenal explosion in Delft in 1654, for example, or of the later war with France.
Ukraine's president, Viktor Yanukovych, today agreed to extend the lease on Russia's naval base in the Crimea, in the most explicit sign yet of his new administration's tilt towards Moscow.
For The New York Times' Gretchen Morgenson, it was the most explicit sign yet of the Fed's "Rescues 'R' Us" doctrine that already helped to force the marriage of Bank of America and Countrywide Financial.
Her remarks were the Obama administration's most explicit sign yet of its growing emphasis on averting instability in Egypt, even at the expense of the key demand from the Egyptian protest movement: Mr. Mubarak's immediate removal.
