Sentence examples for it is more explicit from inspiring English sources
It is more explicit in Scriven's Primary Philosophy (1966, ch 4).
We adopt this focus because in contrast to the other views surveyed, it is more explicit about the content of the health care we owe to each other.
Transphobia and racism have always been endemic to the West, but in the era of Trump it is more explicit than ever.
We suggest that the term "synthetic construct" is a more useful term because it is more explicit, and also because we emphasise that a synthesising argument need not consist solely of synthetic constructs.
While The Skateboard Mag's "no pants, no shirt, no coverage" policy may have existed only in the minds of its contributors, in other outlets it was more explicit.
The fact that the British Museum has introduced a film certificate-style age limit of 16 for the new exhibition, Shunga, may have proved that it was "more explicit and raunchy" than Page 3, as he says, but it also underlined the fact that anyone of any age can see Page 3 as the Sun's readers sit on trains or buses or in office canteens and read it.
Finally, the paper would be more effective if it was more explicit about the specific question that the experiments address. 1) Expected reward or to task engagement?
"It is not like there is a new story in the film: the sexual content is more explicit, and it goes deeper into the discussion scenes".
But King is more explicit: "I love it all.
