Sentence examples for had been made explicit from inspiring English sources

None of this, however, had been made explicit.

I would have preferred this goal had been made explicit in this resolution.

In a section called "The Priests' Calendar and the Soviet Calendar," the 1919 edition addresses this confrontation, which had been made explicit in the transition from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar, adopted by the Bolshevik government in 1918.

Thus what was formerly ambiguous has been made explicit.

This has been made explicit by his disagreement with his previous employer.

In most law texts, the structure has been made explicit using clear headings, like: Chapter 1 or Chapter 1.

It should have been made explicit, for instance, that even those dumping the ice-water over their heads weren't exempt from making at least a smaller, token donation to an ALS cause.

The full extent of men's state-sanctioned violence against women having been made explicit, the suffragettes retaliated with a campaign of window-smashing and attacks against property, for which they were arrested.

The link to U2 has been made explicit on "Viva la Vida," which was co-produced by Brian Eno, the man who moved U2 from a feisty, soccer-chant style into the expansive and hypnotic sound that has defined the rest of their career.

In Finnish and Hungarian, for example, he explains: "numerals are always followed by a singular ('six dog' rather than 'six dogs'); if the number has been made explicit, why go to the extra trouble of modifying what follows?" Well, why indeed?

where the dependence on the anodization voltage has been made explicit.