Sentence examples for does not make explicit from inspiring English sources

The beauty of the movie, in fact, is that Mr. Estevez does not make explicit what any of them find, beyond friendship.

Ms Patil does not make explicit predictions, though she does suggest India could do much more to present itself in China, sending better-trained diplomats and better-prepared businessmen.

The NHS has made some efforts to improve the information that patients get when they are invited for screening, but it still does not make explicit the risks of treatment for "cancers" that would never otherwise have done harm.

It is set in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, and although its author, Mark Knights, who teaches at the University of East Anglia, does not make explicit comparisons to the present, it seems obvious that such comparisons are on his mind.

It does not make explicit whether border control measures and exit policies such as return programmes or deportation are also covered.

Our results show that the research on flipped classrooms is similarly siloed, suggesting that achieving the goal of improving practice will be difficult if future research does not make explicit connections to earlier studies and results within the overall field of interest.

And there has rarely been a mega-tentpole movie in the last few years that did not make explicit visual reference to falling towers.

Federal officials knew that the solicitations might be controversial, Mr. Young said, so Ms. Sebelius did not make explicit fund-raising requests to companies or organizations regulated by her department.

Prosecutors did not make explicit accusations of tampering but sent the list of 2,062 account holders supplied by the French authorities to Greece's Parliament for inquiry into whether any politicians should be held accountable for the discrepancy.

Hendrix did not make explicit declarations or attach himself to any party – it's interesting to hear that this man who became an icon for generations steadfastly refused to be a poster boy for anything in his own lifetime.

The connection that he did not make explicit is that governments that define what appears in the newspaper, or declare which homes get bulldozed without due process, struggle to go from producing solar panels that were invented abroad to imagining what the next generation of solar panels will look like in the first place.