Sentence examples for is rather explicit from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court wisely quashed that effort in 1999 (the Constitution is rather explicit on the census).

Jones remembers Updike "being worried because Rabbit, Run was rather explicit and at that period America was rather conservative.

Yet, the political content was rather explicit: "SCM Group is built on the fundamental European values.

A field that has been rather explicit in its view that the solution of many scientific and technological problems is to be seen as a combinatorial optimisation problem is that of evolutionary computing (see e.g. 6, 28– 31).

In recent years, there has been Spielberg's Lincoln, which deals at least discursively with the issue of slavery, and Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained, which is rather more explicit.

This is probably due to the fact that the format of the specific documentaries is rather unstructured, not following an explicit scenario, using a more informal and everyday colloquial language.

Internally, some of the firm's employees were rather more explicit in their views.

In operative day care the inclusion criteria was rather clear since an explicit list of procedure codes was used.

The goals and expectations of clinical training programs and of non-medical graduate schools are often rather explicit.

Clear lines could be drawn between inputs, processes outputs and decisions made whereas members in face-to-face groups felt this was rather subtle, achieved but without an explicit, clear means of arriving at final decisions.

By "Douthatian" I'm assuming that he meant implicitly socially conservative, and now that I've caught up with the show, I think if anything its critique of contemporary (New York, upper middle class, white) sexual mores is explicit rather than esoteric.