Sentence examples for is made explicit by from inspiring English sources

The link is made explicit by Sam's participation in antiwar protests and how it jibes with Smith's sense of military honor.

This is made explicit by the two photographs that get taken, one in each part, with the same sentence being precisely repeated.

The work of the concrete slab is made explicit by projecting indications of the placement of reinforcement or of the distribution of stresses.

This Erasmian joke is made explicit by the ivory box: it is a beautifully carved container, the opposite of a Silenus - a warning, to anyone who had read Praise Of Folly, that its contents might be meagre.

Here, Sandby's virulently satirical intention is made explicit by a long caption deriding William Hogarth, who had just published "The Analysis of Beauty," propounding new ideas about artistic training.

"The Vile Ephesian," also from 1753, is reminiscent of Piranesi's "The Prisons". Here, Sandby's virulently satirical intention is made explicit by a long caption deriding William Hogarth, who had just published "The Analysis of Beauty," propounding new ideas about artistic training.

And the implicit model can be made explicit by a process known as fleshing out.

This identification was made explicit by the 11th-century Byzantine theologian Nicetas Stethatos.

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

Now the ECB wants the conditions to be made explicit by governments.

In both works the allegorical meanings to be read into the stories are made explicit by the poet.