Sentence examples for be quite explicit about from inspiring English sources

People are right to push me hard and say, 'You cannot predict the future, but at least tell us what your reflexes are going to be informed by.' I try to be quite explicit about that.

You don't talk to them the way Sattler talked to Gillard, unless you want to be quite explicit about the fact that you are a rude, ill-mannered, nasty little boor.

They're quite explicit about it.

Some lawmakers have been quite explicit about their frustration with some opponents of same-sex marriage.

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

In his speech today, he was quite explicit about wanting to replace Labour as the progressive opponents to the Tories.

Kerouac is quite explicit about it: the trips in "On the Road" were made for the purpose of writing "On the Road".

The chapter in the report is quite explicit about German shortcomings: "regulatory protection of incumbents in service sectors not open to international competition remains elevated".

The children we met were from very poor families and were quite explicit about saying our route to freedom is our education.

You and your team have been quite explicit about how you do not want to be a content company per se.

Mr. Perez has a recent album, "Motherland" (Verve/Universal), which is quite explicit about his mixtures of rhythms and song forms from North and South America.