Sentence examples for are so explicit that from inspiring English sources

These novels are so explicit that they look like they're all about desire and sex, but actually one of the things I almost find depressing about my characters is they are lacerated by self-reproach.

The eight tiles are so explicit that they have been locked away since they were discovered in 1962, after a fire at a London pub.

The details that he furnished about his affair with an Indian barber – which involved buggery, masturbation, wet dreams and sadism – were so explicit that even Strachey sat up and took notice.

Tabard Theatre, W4, Wed to 28 Feb MC John Cleland's infamous novel Fanny Hill – otherwise known as the Memoirs Of A Woman Of Pleasure – takes the form of a breathless diary and was so explicit that it was banned shortly after its publication in 1748.

"It was so explicit that it made it very difficult for the program to operate in a manner that was going to build the kind of trust that will last for the decades it takes to complete one of these projects".

But he has been so explicit about his intentions that, when he finally puts it on the record, it won't come as any surprise.

"The threats have been so explicit and so graphic that they've sort of stuck with me in my head and have really put me in fear, I realised".

"The threats have been so explicit and so graphic that they've sort of stuck with me in my head and have really put me in fear".

She told BBC Two's Newsnight: "The threats have been so explicit and so graphic that they've sort of stuck with me in my head and have really put me in fear".

Perhaps Hemingway cut the opening because he didn't want that theme to be so explicit, or to set the reader too rigid guides.

Mr. Stack said G.E. was so explicit in its financial reporting that investors have the clarity they need.