Sentence examples for explicit sense from inspiring English sources

Without physical ownership and without an explicit sense of exposure I do not normalise my actions.

And no matter what the story is, contained within the scene there would be an implicit, or explicit, sense of anxiety in the character.

The lone prominent American politician whose politics really matched Trump's was Jeff Sessions, the state's junior senator, and a strain of populist conservatism, often allied with an explicit sense of white victimization, stretches back throughout Alabama's political history.

And on the other, it is generally acknowledged that the set of sentences which we know or believe (at least in an explicit sense) is not closed under logical consequence.

If the chemical interaction seems highly unlikely, what makes the electromagnetic interaction likely in an explicit sense?

Obviously, at present describing correlates is what is done in research like this, but an explicit sense of direction would be helpful to the non-specialist reader who is nevertheless interested in the subject matter.

As Chaplin developed his on-screen persona, he also made explicit his sense of an artistic calling, through the increased refinement and scope of his films, through the audacious and socially critical subject matter, the anarchic tone, and the exacting craft by which he realized them.

However, there are 3 challenges in landscape pattern analysis: (1) how to develop new methods by integrating explicit ecological sense in landscape pattern analysis?

Such pdf (50) characterizes, in an explicit statistical sense, the pdf of a sum of K squared magnitudes of independent complex normal random variables with zero means and equal variances σ 2 [39].

However, Russell was explicit that sense data can themselves be complex, and that he knew of no reason to suppose that we cannot be acquainted with a complex without being aware that it is complex and without being acquainted with its constituents (KAKD, 153; cf. TK, 120).

(R3) One respondent made explicit the sense that the term is inappropriately attributed to groups and communities [ 18].