Fashion trends often explicitly celebrate this frailty.
The Coens created him that way; they explicitly celebrate "simplicity" and resignation.
If somebody I dislike suffers an unfortunate accident and I explicitly celebrate the event on social media, I'm leaving a record that might be used against me in future.
It celebrated, without explicitly announcing, a changing of the cultural guard — the transition to a country no longer lorded over by the white, the male, the heterosexual, the Protestant, the native-born and the native English-speaking.
— though it is thought to be an even older oral story — the flood survival story is an explicitly political tableau celebrating the staying power of the ruler, the ability of his regime to survive the absolute worst that the gods can impose on earth, and to flourish in the rebuilding process.
These cadets solicited my services as the Director of MRFF Affairs at West Point to find some way to ensure that they are no longer explicitly required to celebrate the religious holiday of their superiors' choosing.
Most of the depicted events, of course, were staged explicitly for the camera, which celebrated their ephemerality.
After all, like Tom Hardy, many of the male actors who've been celebrated for being feminist have never actually explicitly said that they're feminist.
"Django Unchained" refers only to the source of the story in "German myth," not explicitly to Wagner, who celebrates his 200th birthday on May 22. Bringing up Wagner's "Ring" would be an anachronism.
She wanted to make consent exciting: "I've broached the topic of consent in several Speedy Ortiz songs, but wanted to do it really explicitly here – a song celebrating how exciting good communication about sex can feel".
Mr. Gurney, inclined to telegraph his ideas explicitly, writes dialogue that is often too self-conscious to achieve the seamlessness for which Chekhov is celebrated.
