Sentence examples for explicit and subtle from inspiring English sources

At LCM, the EU referendum was tackled with both explicit and subtle references.

This isn't just about Ross, but the ways in which sexism and misogyny ― both explicit and subtle ― go unchecked in hip-hop spaces.

Images must be cut, dialogue overdubbed or deleted, and explicit messages and subtle implications excised from what the argot of film criticism calls the "diegesis".

Mr. McQueen, aiming at something both more explicit and more subtle, built his show around the idea of a dance contest in which hope and happiness quickly evaporate.

Banks have enormous resources to constantly put explicit or subtle pressure on lawmakers and regulators so that regulation can eventually serve their interests.

Yet it is difficult to stamp out, as it involves hostile interactions and subtle forms of cruelty, rather than the explicit breaking of rules (Rayner et al., 2002; see also Cortina et al., 2001).

13 14 Importantly, subtle but more explicit and ecologically relevant influences can affect older people's cognitive performance via social comparisons.

The references could be sly and subtle — a Coltrane run, a Huey Newton quote — or perfectly explicit.

Whether explicit or subtle, his segues were almost always unexpected and revealing.

As explicit forms of racism are normatively and legally rejected, they are replaced with more stealth and subtle expressions of underlying racial prejudices.

In particular, pros and cons of both explicit and implicit approaches are illustrated along with subtle differences between incompressible and slightly compressible models.