Sentence examples for is explicit enough from inspiring English sources

The tax code is explicit enough, however: anyone who sells anything for a profit owes income tax on that profit.

Mr Chrétien has consistently taken a hard line, most notably with the Clarity Act, a law passed last spring that gives the federal Parliament the right to decide whether a referendum question is explicit enough and a majority sufficiently substantial.

This is explicit enough in Fincher's movies such as Seven and Zodiac, but I always think there is something Mephistophelean, or at any rate Fincherean, in Sean Parker's famous offer of undreamed-of wealth to the Facebook inventors in The Social Network: "A million dollars isn't cool.

Conversely, by the time the concept is explicit enough to allow diverse societal reflections, it is already locked-in to certain trajectories so that steering the innovation is difficult, costly and time consuming.

Aamer has certainly been explicit enough.

And much of the blame probably rests with yours truly: I probably haven't been explicit enough about what I'm doing and why.

The fact that they're being explicit enough to mention bankruptcy as an option shows how intensely they're willing to approach organized labor".

Carter made his bones on the original series with atmosphere, creepy practical effects and a lot of things you didn't quite see; now he can't be explicit enough fast enough.

Brown has spoken often about the need to bring Britishness out into the open: we have not been explicit enough about the "varlues" that unite us in our diversity.

And one evening, two people showed up on the Ericksons' doorstep to deliver a threat — Erickson would not tell me what it was — explicit enough that he later hired security guards.

This classification according to Harward (2010) is also seen as not being explicit enough.