Sentence examples for explicit acts of from inspiring English sources

Those realities include the acts of everyday racism — remarks, glances, implied judgments — that flourish in an environment where more explicit acts of discrimination have been outlawed.

That prompted a reply from David Mellor, home office minister in 1983, arguing that her proposal that depictions of explicit acts of human urination or excretion be banned would outlaw "a picture of a baby urinating in a nappy advertisement; or a photograph of the mannequin in Brussels which serves as a fountain".

Ms. Steckel's paintings of naked men and women engaged in suggestive or explicit acts of sexual expression — and particularly her depictions of erections — set off a furor in 1973 when she included them in a one-woman show at the arts center of Rockland Community College in Suffern, N.Y.

Such information-processing contexts are not restricted to explicit acts of inferential reasoning by human agents, but include automated reasoning and theorem proving, as well as machine-based computational procedures in general.

Actually, neither of those presidents authorized the waterboarding of prisoners or the other explicit acts of torture approved by this administration largely under the vice president's direction.

In the explicit act of violating bodily sovereignty, there is an active search for the conquest of power and control in a space where these have become vulnerable.

Rather, you engage in a less explicit act of remembrance -- a kind of low-level arousal, Burgess speculates, in which blood flow increases to Area 10. 4. Depend on routines -- and compare new tasks with old ones.

When Jake takes a break to urinate, he turns his back and does so onstage, which brings to mind a more explicit act of public relief that took place in the same theater, in Adam Rapp's "Finer Noble Gases".

As we move into the development of algorithmic models to shape editorial decisions and curation, we need to find a sophisticated way of grappling with the biases that shape development, training sets, quality assurance, and error correction, not to mention an explicit act of "human" judgment.

"The 'Month of Hell' consisted of tiny needles being stuck into my fingers and then pictures of explicit acts between men would be shown and I'd be electrocuted".

Still, a question arises about the purpose and the effect of Ms. Vinci's depictions of sexually explicit acts among children.