Sentence examples for became explicit in from inspiring English sources

His protector status became explicit in 799, when the pope was attacked in Rome and fled to Charlemagne for asylum.

Central to this enterprise was an implicit sense of mischief, which became explicit in 2012 with the release of "Six Cups of Rebel".

Two years ago, this became explicit in a proposal to make judges and magistrates take account of prison capacity when passing sentence.

The analogy became explicit in "Learned Helplessness in Rats" (1988), an installation that consists of a Plexiglas maze with videos of wandering rats and a teen-age boy with a drum set, thunderously whaling away.

His implied criticism of Eurocentrism became explicit in some of his later books, notably The Theft of History (2006), in which he undermined western claims to have invented democracy, capitalism and individualism.

Greek hostility to the West became explicit in the canons of a council held at Constantinople (Quinisext, 692) that claimed to have ecumenical status but was not recognized in Rome.

The face of "Confessional" becomes explicit in "C.F.A.O".

This becomes explicit in the reworking of the Buffalo Bill Museum, whose curator is John C. Rumm.

The minimization of the stack total-area requirement becomes explicit in this work.

Race becomes explicit in a second wall painting, which consists of two versions of the name Ivory L. Brown.

The web becomes explicit in Oyvind Fahlstrom's maplike overview of 20th-century colonialism, done in 1973, and Mark Lombardi's more surgical "Bush-Harken Oil Osama Relationships" of 1999.