Sentence examples for explicit material that from inspiring English sources

Sexually explicit material that is advertised or described in a manner that "conveys the impression" that it depicts real children is also illegal under the 1996 law.

The court followed a remarkably similar path in its inconclusive decision involving the Child Online Protection Act, which criminalizes the commercial posting of sexually explicit material that is "harmful to minors".

But the definition of obscenity must meet several criteria and does not necessarily apply to sexually explicit material that may come about via the normal course of research, Professor Gershman said.

She gives the murderer a catchy new nickname (the Golden State Killer) and the magazine's Web site includes a special section that promises "exclusive, explicit material" that was edited from the original piece.

Children and the Web In another First Amendment case, the justices today accepted an appeal by the Bush administration and agreed to decide the constitutionality of a federal law barring the use of the Web for "commercial purposes" in a way that makes sexually explicit material that is "harmful to minors" available to those under 17.

Pornography might be defined, not as sexually explicit material that is obscene, but as that sexually explicit material that harms women.

(As many philosophers might be inclined to put the point, the sexually explicit materials that subordinate women via their depiction of women as subordinate may turn out not to form a natural kind).

"I figured if it was cut out to please the MPAA then it must have been pretty explicit material, so that interested me.

"Pornography" might be taken to name only the sexually explicit subset of material that is bad in the relevant sense (e.g., that depicts women as men's sexual subordinates in such a way as to endorse their subordination); or "pornography" might be taken to refer to all the material that is bad in that way, whether that material is sexually explicit or not.

YouTube features extensive reserves of such content, as indeed do almost all image-sharing and social-media services; and that's before you consider fiction, art and film containing material that's explicit but not pornographic by any commonly understood measure (for instance, classical sculpture, Botticelli's Venus, James Joyce's Ulysses... the list is endless...)...

Amazon affiliates – one of the quickest and easiest ways to make money from a blog – can't be used on sites which: promote or contain sexually explicit materials so that is a bit of a problem, and one I've personally grappled with for some time.