Sentence examples for explicit ideas from inspiring English sources

Now the manuscript for the novella is to go on show, revealing its transformation as Stevenson toned down his more explicit ideas.

Yet the young people in the Barcelona apartment don't have explicit ideas or attitudes, the way Godard's political youth did in "La Chinoise".

This uncertainty over what lies beneath our politics has been the governing emotion in Virginia this year, and in this race it has led Gillespie to make explicit ideas that he surely would have preferred remain subtext, and prompted allies of Northam to cut a panicked ad when their candidate was probably winning.

Can convey explicit ideas and opinions and respond to others' argument convincingly.

In many societies, there exist more or less explicit ideas about when, and in what order events in the life course should occur (Neugarten et al.

Hypotheses about the origin and evolution of the complex vascular sporophyte must include explicit ideas about the role of gene duplication and divergence in the expression of genes in the separate haploid and diploid phases of the plant life cycle.

Since Nobel had an explicit idea of the kind of writing he wished to promote (morally uplifting and idealistic), the very notion of a financial award was contentious from the outset.

The antisemite often claims to be the real victim of those who accuse them of their antisemitism with the explicit idea that Jews cannot be trusted on the subject as they are not objective enough.

So we'll try to develop a tool that can give you a spatially explicit idea of the risk, or the likelihood that drinking water will be contaminated should a release occur.

The discovery of new geographic realities introduced an unmistakable, sometimes very explicit idea of progress.

However, although it has roots in Leopold's thought, the explicit idea of an ecological aesthetic, or as it is sometimes called, an ecoaesthetic, seems to have somewhat later origins (Meeker 1872, Koh 1988).