Sentence examples for far more explicit from inspiring English sources

Far more explicit movies than "L.I.E".

But, presumably, our young man could look at far more explicit pictures on the internet.

The new software beams far more explicit instructions to workers about where they should go and what they should do.

Its most heated moments are close-up scenes of foot massages photographed with a soft-core intensity that suggests they are substitutes for something far more explicit.

One example, she says, is that work with parents is more risk-focused and collaborative now, as well as being far more explicit and up-front.

The new plan is far more explicit about its overall goals and ambitious about reaching them than the Oslo accords of 10 years ago.

Children as young as ten are using far more sexually explicit language in the classroom, says a report published Monday.

A far more dramatically explicit treatment of the same theme figures in Roland Petit's Le Jeune Homme Et La Morte, a classic of postwar French ballet that shows a young man driven to suicidal despair by his faithless mistress.

In the case of lines far more lubriciously explicit than these, Wills embraces the Roman poet's copious Latin obscenities in tumescent Anglo-Saxon translations, and in this sense certainly conveys the authentic Martial.

It is not uncommon at a baile funk to see a female M.C. singing from a man's perspective; male dancers suggestively putting a finger in their mouth or grinding against each other or young children delivering raps far more sexually explicit than the average Eminem rhyme.

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.