Sentence examples for in more explicit from inspiring English sources
And other traditions serve to control women in more explicit ways.
If the quoted passage contains an argument, reconstruct the argument in more explicit, straightforward terms.
In addition to depicting nude women in more explicit poses, Penthouse, "the magazine of sex, politics and protest," as it describes itself, was among the first magazines to recognize the plight of Vietnam veterans.
RECENT speeches by Fed officials reveal that they are considering an additional option — engaging in more explicit "forward guidance" about their intentions, linking their policy on interest rates to metrics like the unemployment and inflation rates.
Eventually this paper provides recommendations regarding tariffs and metering that will result in more explicit incentives for PV, instead of the current implicit incentives which are present to PV owners due to net-metering.
We might consider events and policies racist not because an individual is hurling epithets or explicitly trying to harm black people but because they result in the systematic disenfranchisement of black people and harm to black children – regardless of intent – and because they are bound up in the perpetuation of historical policies rooted in more explicit racism.
The Beguiled is a revival of a steamy, gamey emotional drama set during the American civil war which Don Siegel filmed in considerably more explicit terms back in 1971.
As a second step, inventoried roadless and low-traffic areas should be considered in European legal instruments in a more explicit way.
It is precisely this notion of "perfection" that will concern us in this study; but hopefully in a more explicit, precise and less superficial and pride-loaded manner.
In a more explicit form, the model can be written in a log-linear form to transform the variables into the same unit and base.
Con: The tutor did not prompt group members to reflect on the process (as seen in Clip 6) and thus steered the group in a more explicit manner.
