Sentence examples for explicit works from inspiring English sources

But there's no point trying to understand Catullus without these cheerfully rude and explicit works.

Not long ago, one of the least explicit works from the series (a shot of a woman wearing a red undergarment) was featured in an installation of contemporary photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

If we accept that Klimt's drawings aren't suitable for under-18s, then surely the even more explicit works of his friend Egon Schiele should be kept well away from anyone under 21.

Exhibitions with sexually explicit works routinely carry them, and even "Sensation," the Brooklyn Museum show with the Madonna, carried a large warning sign, though that seemed intended to pique curiosity more than anything.

The film proved controversial, not simply because it explored sexual themes, including a story line about a gay man in prison, but because it received National Endowment for the Arts NEAA) funding at a time when the agency was under attack from conservative groups for using public funds to support sexually explicit works.

Unlike other far more lyrically explicit works from Dylan's brief but cataclysmically influential "protest song" period – a term that he always hated – such as The Times They Are A-Changin', Masters Of War or With God On Our Side, both songs are oblique and allusive, dealing in metaphor, imagery and allegory rather than any issue-based topical specifics.

Though "A Dance" is in no sense an explicit work sexually, it is an honest one.

But his pose is undermined by the apparently savvy way he chooses "collaborators" for his more explicit work.

Mr. Ruff's show of similar, often more explicit work, at the David Zwirner Gallery in SoHo, caused an approving critical fuss last season.

It's about a couple who are breaking up, and pre-publicity bills it as "his most intimate and explicit work to date".

It was commissioned as an explicit work of commemoration, a compilation of archival footage, but Resnais also shot original footage of the sites of the concentration camps, a decade after their liberation.