In an interview with Variety, "UnREAL" co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro said as much pretty explicitly: .
My ten-year-old crimes had mostly been shoplifting junk food — the Suzy Q was a preferred item, along with Yodels — but the sentiment behind a theft like this, as much as it is explicitly about some material gain, is also the deep wish of all ten-year-olds to not be bored, to have a some caper, some project, some agency of revenge against the world.
Many laws wind up being (implicitly or explicitly) as much about regulating what is normal or retaining national cultural identity as they are about protecting children.
One might therefore suggest that Southwood Smith's emphasis upon filth as an identifiable source of putrefaction makes as much sense within an explicitly utilitarian framework as it does within a theological one.
Even more important, the hall is explicitly designed as much for the projection of images as for the projection of sound.
Although the program never explicitly states as much, events would seem to occupy what is referred to nowadays as the "near future," when people are living longer and illness, inevitably, is on the rise.
Although he doesn't explicitly say as much, he was also driven by a desire to be up there with his comedic heroes too: figures like Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor, Sam Kinison and Bill Hicks – complex characters all, compelled to create laughter from the pain, tragedy and confusion of their lives.
Probably in an effort to solve that conundrum (though he never explicitly says as much), Presley sets out on a mission to put his fame to use by vowing to fight for his country, which he believes to be in shambles with the Vietnam war raging and drugs flooding the country.
Schema3 explicitly removes as much of the content model as possible.
She explicitly claims as much, "An attempt is made to present this industry [domestic labor] from the point of view of those women who are working in households for wages" (ABI 536).
