Sentence examples for explicit sense of 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.

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.

Sometimes, in fact, members of the 0.01 percent are explicit about their sense of entitlement.

But the moment is suffused, so as almost not to require that he make it explicit, with a sense of historical moment.

By defining himself as a lover of antiquity and a transmitter of its values, Confucius made it explicit that a sense of history is not only desirable but necessary for self-knowledge.

Our findings also shed light on the nature of the relationship between implicit and explicit aspects of sense of agency.

► We found evidence for a dissociation between implicit and explicit aspects of sense of agency.

In light of this we would suggest that, whilst implicit and explicit aspects of sense of agency are indeed separable, they are unlikely to be fully independent.