Sentence examples for explicit said from inspiring English sources

"It is incredibly explicit," said Tuttle.

"By today's standards it is all quite implicit, it is not explicit," said McCallum.

That is because "content rights are explicit," said Joseph Ambeault, a director of product management at Verizon.

"The film is so tough, so explicit," said Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan, a programmer who organized an Aldrich retrospective in Turin, Italy, in 2006.

"It was very explicit," said one of the operatives, who is based in New York and has close ties to the White House.

"Sex is everywhere, and it's absolutely explicit," said Dr. Allen Waltzman, a psychiatrist with practices on the Upper East Side and in Brooklyn, who sees many adolescents.

Mr. Sarkozy, standing beside Mrs. Merkel in Freiburg, was less explicit, saying that France would do everything to defend the euro.

But this year, Congress became much more explicit, saying, "The conferees include the following amounts for the following projects and activities," and it then listed hundreds of projects.

Laurent Fabius, the foreign minister, was more explicit, saying in Paris that the location of the attack, near the border and the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, where Boko Harum was founded, was "why we think it might be this sect".

During a break in the negotiations on Tuesday, Cameron is said to have made his opposition to Juncker even more explicit, saying: "A face from the 80s cannot solve the problems of the next five years".

In his later interview, Mr. McMahon was far more explicit, saying at least two bankers had said they had been promised Enron business in exchange for their investments in a partnership known as LJM2.