Sentence examples for growing more explicit from inspiring English sources

The BNP's Islamist credentials are growing more explicit.

But the discussion moved on without growing more explicit, and decorum was preserved.

Sometimes the nostalgia trip grows more explicit.

Her work did grow more explicit and came to incorporate children's letters and games.

People began to grow more explicit in the pursuit of their self-interest.

The ethnic animosity behind the violence grew more explicit as the fighting spread beyond the capital.

But in countries affected by the Arab spring, the role of Islam and sharia law has grown more explicit.

Over time the roasts have grown more explicit — though "they were always pretty filthy," Mr. Alterman said.

And driven by what he sees as an increasingly isolationist U.S. foreign policy, Steves has grown more explicit in expressing his political opinions.

The doctor asked him several times if he had seen any sexual act, and each time McQueary said no. Eleven years later, in his grand-jury testimony and at Sandusky's criminal trial, McQueary's memory grew more explicit: he had seen Sandusky raping the boy, he now said.

The films of Mr. Harris's novels -- and the books themselves -- grow more lurid and explicit each time out.