Sentence examples for in more explicit terms from inspiring English sources

Schrage writes that the new version eliminates the legalese of the privacy policy the company has used up until now, spelling out what the site is doing with user data in more explicit terms.

In more explicit terms, the concept that multistory buildings may be designed on the basis of a single force-reduction factor, depending on the structural type and not on the structural geometry (Priestley et al. 2007; Priestley 2000) is lacking in that the deformation capacity of the system under a horizontal loading is unknown and hence its vulnerability to seismic actions.

Mademoiselle de Maupin described a lesbian relationship in more explicit terms than The Well did.

It is a tendency that has elicited criticism from some liberals eager to hear him address systemic racial justice and entrenched sexism in more explicit terms.

At the very least, it would be helpful to explain this in more explicit terms.

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.

Introduced in her private session at the bank as the "longest-serving home secretary this century", May spoke in much more explicit terms than ever before about the need for the UK to act from the front in Europe.

Indeed, Nietzsche continues in even more explicit terms: "Every practice of every moment, every instinct, every valuation that is translated into action is today anti-Christian: what a miscarriage of falseness must modern man be, that he is not ashamed to be called a Christian in spite of all this!" (A 38).

If the quoted passage contains an argument, reconstruct the argument in more explicit, straightforward terms.

At his news conference Mr. Refn jokingly described his collaboration with Mr. Gosling as a mental copulation (he used a more explicit term), and the pair walked the red carpet arm in arm.

Pioneering social experiments such as Hole in the Wall have shown us once more in explicit terms the incredible ability of children to learn if self-motivated.