Sentence examples for discussed explicit from inspiring English sources

She said they discussed explicit sexual acts and that he sent her a picture of his penis.

Finally, the counsellor discussed explicit practical aspects of non-PAS (concerning gathering the means for and the effectuation of the suicide) with over half of the clients (55%).

Four themes are discussed: explicit moral framing; striving to act in the perceived best interests of the patient; learning by the patient to be perceived as morally worthy; and, empathy as a moral quality (see Fig.  1).

While perfecting the art of discussing explicit novels in an academic scenario (there are only so many euphemisms for orgasm), I noticed that the trope of "queer woman converts younger hetero woman" appeared frequently throughout the lesbian canon.

We then discuss explicit examples of how the study of noncovalent interactions can provide deeper chemical insights that can improve the design of new generations of organic electronic materials.

We discuss explicit implementation of this principle in neural systems and show that it naturally explains a range of phenomena in biological vision, such as mental rotation, visual search, and the presence of multiple time scales in adaptation.

Specifically, in [25, 28], the authors do not discuss explicit conditions for which compressed sensing encoding (and decoding) works properlya.

Discussing explicit or implicit similarities between the film and the philosophy of Hinduism, reviewers suggested that, just as Hindu gods, particularly Vishnu, become avatars to save the order of the universe, the film's avatar must descend to avert impending ultimate doom, effected by a rapacious greed that leads to destroying the world of nature and other civilizations.

2012 Aug 23 7 27 (sorry to honk my own horn here but this paper does discuss explicit mechanisms whereby phenotypic changes could be assimilated in genomic mutations) Shapiro JA.

Discussing explicit sexual acts in your poem is a bit tacky, and might be off-putting to the recipient.

This case is discussed in explicit detail in [2]; we include here in outline form some essential features, returning for explicit convenience to direct physical notation.