With carbon-fiber technology, it makes an explicit point about the limits of technology.
Under Mr. Ellis's foursquare direction, the performances add few emotional shadings to Mr. Aguirre-Sacasa's explicit point-making scenes.
He is the one explicit point of contact between the migrants' story and Samuele, one hint of a symptom, or a larger malaise.
Although it has seen its ratings rise as hosts like Mr. Olbermann have shown a more explicit point of view, the down side is that the news division has clearly grown more vulnerable to complaints about partisanship.
As Mr. Giuliani was being introduced on Friday to a breakfast for real estate brokers and builders here, the man introducing him made the explicit point that Mr. Giuliani was not carrying a cellphone to the lectern.
It upheld a policy at the law school that took race into account but struck down an undergraduate policy in which minority applicants were given an explicit point advantage in a numerical formula.
Hume's skepticism was the explicit point of departure for the philosophy of Immanuel Kant (1724 1804), who acknowledged that it was Hume who had awakened him from his "dogmatic slumber".
It is about openly exploring how the company's environment is changing, and developing an explicit point of view on the uncertain future and on what it will take for the company to succeed in this new world.
As for the Gospel parables, when in the story of the good Samaritan (Luke 10 30 37) an allegorical meaning is sought for the thieves, the Samaritan's beast, the inn, the innkeeper, and the two pence, the result too often is that the explicit point of the story, "Go and do likewise," is blunted.
