Sentence examples for explicit phrasing from inspiring English sources

On the unedited version of "The Way You Love Me" Hilson uses more sexually explicit phrasing and repeatedly uses the word "fuck".

The explicit phrase is important because it chimes with what Evans claimed had happened in his encounter with X.

Implementing Laplace transformation, doing few mathematical operations and using Laplace inverse method, time dependencies of displacement components are expressed in explicit phrases.

Lyrically, Minaj delivers explicit phrases talking about winning over her competition.

On the other hand, as noted earlier, if less-explicit phrasing is communicating your needs just fine, without making one person responsible for another person's feelings, then it's not necessary to spell things out so fully.

Similar paraphrases have been offered to deal with the case of explicit quantifier-phrases such as 'two explosions' as well as with the implicit event quantification that lies behind adverb-dropping inferences [Clark 1970; Fulton 1979], singular causal statements [Horgan 1978 , 1982 Wilson 1985, Needham 1988 , 1994 Mellor 1991, 1995], and so on.

Our rationale for not making the potential partner connotation explicit in our phrasing was that including the word "partner" could be interpreted to equal a committed relationship, in contrast to e.g. a causal sexual relationship.

We can describe all these utterances as incomplete, in the sense that there is some parameter — a comparison class, a purpose, a perspective or a frame of reference — that must be taken into account if the utterance is to be regarded as expressing a possibly true proposition, and yet the utterance contains no explicit word or phrase that specifies a value for this parameter".

I tried to track down the company that made my phone, but given the subtle phrasing – or explicit claims – made by some resellers, it's perhaps unsurprising that the people behind these phones are hard to track down.

What followed that, closing the set, was "I'm Burnin' Up" — another vintage pull, infused with an early-'90s hip-hop flair that Mr. Coleman made playfully explicit by rapping a phrase from the Digable Planets tune "Jimmi Diggin' Cats".

$ Truncation symbol The more explicit text words and phrases, used to describe study design, such as case series, case control$, cohort, observational, non random$ or nonrandom$ and non compara$ or noncompara$, were used infrequently with sensitivity values ranging from 1.5% to 14.1%.