Sentence examples for explicit play from inspiring English sources
In use since 2011, it brings trolling's fishing metaphor into explicit play.
In 1968 he put on an incendiary, sexually explicit play, "Roda viva" ("Rat Race"), which annoyed the military regime, and he decided to get out of the country.
Despite Google making an explicit play for iPhone users with a data import tool available for first time to switchers, the likelihood of Google enticing a serious number of users to move over immediately is small.
When Edward Albee wrote "The Lady From Dubuque" in the late 1970s, at the time his most explicit play about mortality, he was coming off his second Pulitzer Prize for drama (for "Seascape") and was deep in the throes of alcoholism.
The Gronwall-Bellman inequality [5, 6] and its various generalizations that provide explicit bounds play a fundamental role in the research of this domain.
These explicit expressions play an important role in design of composite materials as well as optimal behavior of three-phase composite plates.
Finite difference inequalities in one or two independent variables which provide explicit bounds play a fundamental role in the study of boundedness, uniqueness, and continuous dependence on initial data of solutions of difference equations.
We pick up this question below in Section 5 on quantum black holes, for it is in this context that many of the explicit debates play out over the limits of general relativity.
According to a US study, the rise of sex and violence in PG films means lots of children are watching explicit content played out on the big screen.
That bias – or explicit opinions – plays a role in what attracts the most "sharing" is actually quantifiable, though unsurprising: One statistical analysis of traditional news outlets' content versus what goes "viral" on social media has shown that stories that go viral tend to contain both highly-opinionated language and focus on "niche" topics.
"To Everybody Who Was Planning To Come See The First Reading of TWINS on Saturday: In light of the recent events in Connecticut, I feel like I should warn you (since it isn't explicit in the play's description) that my play is about a child massacre.
