Sentence examples for explicit positions from inspiring English sources

At first, she was photographed fully clothed, but eventually she posed nude and in sexually explicit positions, the authorities said.

For those desiring papers with more explicit positions on the cause of global warming, we also used categories that only included papers that explicitly quantified the human contribution to global warming.

In the same manner, since the estimation of explicit positions of body parts in a continuous way is difficult, it is also hard to create a general algorithm to learn the model parameters of human actions.

In an effort to demonstrate to the jury that Udy did not know Arias as well as she might think, Martinez showed Udy photos of a nude Arias posing in sexually explicit positions and asked her if she knew about that side of Arias.

We, the joint command, are waiting for a declared explicit position by the Syrian regime and after that we will take our decision regarding the truce.

Even that most-invoked of ethical guides, the Ten Commandments, presents most of its rules in negative terms, or as votes against -- thou shalt not (although it takes no explicit position on the Truman-Dewey race).

Ms. Kennedy, who narrates, avoids taking an explicit position, but her point of view is clear both in the story she tells and in the film's tone, which oscillates between earnestness and dark humor.

Since at least the Carter administration it has been the explicit position of both Republican and Democratic administrations that the government — no matter its view on the merits — will defend the constitutionality of an act of Congress unless the act infringes on the prerogatives of the president or no respectable argument exists in its defense.

This is the reason why a preamble is suitable in this explicit position.

Philosophical idealism and philosophical adaptation of the scientific concept of evolution provided the basic sources of the explicit position of panentheism.

Anglo-American law takes no explicit position on this, although the corporate personality is frequently described there as a legal fiction, suggesting that the corporation's legally recognized personality is not also ontological fact.