Sentence examples for as explicit in from inspiring English sources

People say, "Well, what's the theory?" And there's an answer to that, but it's not as explicit in the book as it could be.

His dedication to painting combined with his refusal to follow it blindly is very compelling, but his distrust of it needs to become as explicit in his canvases as it is in the contexts he creates for them.

Her first couture collection, staged in the same room where her brother held his last a year ago, was as explicit in its homage to him as it was in exposing the gulf that lay between Ms. Versace's esthetic and her brother's.

Executives at Showtime, who vied with HBO for the series and are plainly seeking to be more competitive with that highly successful cable network, said that "Queer as Folk" would be as explicit in the United States as it was in Britain.

True, the phrase concerning the grant or denial of second or successive applications refers to an action "by a court of appeals"; still, we think a Congress concerned enough to bar our jurisdiction in one instance would have been just as explicit in denying it in the other, were that its intention.

Gates himself was reported as explicit in his opposition to the joint platform proposal put to the GAVI Board-a position consistent with his technological focus [ 37, 38]-with his increased personal attendance at Board meetings interpreted as reinforcing his position.

These catalogues contain recommendations as well as explicit in- or exclusions of services.

Although the traffic load changes in residential areas within the day, it is not as explicit as in town centers.

The legal underpinnings have not been as explicit as in the United States, but the racial exclusion Salcedo refers to has been no less active a process.

"We're not as explicit as Westerners in our expression of feelings in our music and dance," says the dancer Jennifer Yim.

Given that the Fed has been as explicit as ever in its history about its intentions, why are the markets so unsure about interest rates rising?