Sentence examples for became an explicit from inspiring English sources
What had been an implicit guarantee became an explicit one.
Like many blacks, he believed that once emancipation became an explicit Union goal, the larger aim of full black equality would soon be coming.
That plants and trees or the land itself have a similar potential for spiritual liberation became an explicit doctrine in Chinese and Japanese Buddhism but may even have been part of popular Buddhist belief from earliest times in sum, a realization that all life-forms share both a common problematic and promise.
For instance, due to apartheid policies of segregation, inequality of access to water resources marks South Africa's history in a very profound way and redistribution of rights to water to redress the results of past discrimination became an explicit purpose of the post-apartheid water governance policy and legislative regime.
This colossal study, nearly nine hundred pages long, by the author of the influential "The Origins of the English Novel," attempts to show how, in English culture of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the relationship of public and private, once a tacit distinction, became an explicit and acknowledged separation.
However, the challenge of revising an individualistic notion of immune selfhood is not just in response to fully placing the organism within its environment, because well before the task of integrating immunology and ecology became an explicit research program, as described above, immunologists faced a growing uncertainty about their investment in the 'immune self' to model immunity.
But in the past two years, protecting the region from sea-level rise has become an explicit objective.
His self-harm now has become an explicit protest at the lack of treatment for his mental disorder.
In "The Lazy River," a pool at an all-inclusive hotel in Spain, where guests float along on a steady current, becomes an explicit metaphor for 2017.
But the police units assigned to cover prominent politicians seem to be distinctive for what can often become an explicit tension between loyalty and duty.
The status quo is no longer simply the default, it becomes an explicit decision which must be justified," said Chris Redd of the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry in Plymouth.
