Sentence examples for explicit by from inspiring English sources

Some make that fantasy explicit by dressing the part.

This has been made explicit by his disagreement with his previous employer.

This identification was made explicit by the 11th-century Byzantine theologian Nicetas Stethatos.

Now the ECB wants the conditions to be made explicit by governments.

This time, Drabble's observational intent is made even more explicit by the fact that her protagonist, Jess, is an anthropologist.

This difference, between "proper" art and your own beloved tat, was made explicit by Alan Kane at Frieze this year.

In both works the allegorical meanings to be read into the stories are made explicit by the poet.

On "Hissing Fauna," he made the connection to David Bowie's work almost explicit, by developing an alter ego named Georgie Fruit.

Produced, written and arranged by Michael, it spawned hits including I Want Your Sex (considered too explicit by some radio stations), Faith, Father Figure and Kissing a Fool.

Davies admitted he had made the relationship more explicit by showing Tuppence Middleton and Callum Turner, who play the siblings, in bed together.

Boccaccio's characters generally function in a psychologically convincing way, although their psychologies are implied through action rather than made explicit by the text.