Sentence examples for explicit as it is from inspiring English sources

Explicit as it is, "Uncut" explains little about men or their members.

Sometimes the search for that elusive connection is explicit, as it is in the lovely story "A Folklore for My Generation: A Pre-History of Late-Stage Capitalism," which, like much of its author's fiction, is about solitude and the deceptive rigors of youth.

This last assumption needs to be made explicit, as it is not agreed upon by all (e.g., Burge 1993, 2005 and 2010).

"What we were doing while she was reacting to that is not exactly as explicit as it is on screen.

Here, we do not have any "enveloping" mathematics (and it is unknown whether this will ever be possible); geometry needs not to be made explicit (as it is implicitly assumed that the space in which the molecules lie is Euclidean).

In principle, one could choose another basis to decompose the spontaneous activity, but it would not be adequate in the sense that it would not make the relationship between the basis and the network architecture explicit, as it is the case with the basis of principal components.

The threatening aspect of a throffer need not be explicit, as it was in Steiner's examples.

Their response was as explicit as it was sobering: It's absolutely not possible to tell what drugs someone has consumed by looking at their pupils.

This approach is preferred over the explicit approach as it is much quicker for the commercial software to plot the graph than to solve Eq. (10) explicitly.

On the other hand, this lack of transparency cannot be excused by the lack of explicit policies, as it is well known that it is important to declare conflicts of interest in biomedical publications, especially in clinical guidelines.

His dedication to painting combined with his refusal to follow it blindly is very compelling, but his distrust of it needs to become as explicit in his canvases as it is in the contexts he creates for them.