Sentence examples for it is more explicitly from inspiring English sources

First, it is more explicitly designed with forecasting in mind (rather than retrospective evaluation of what happened).

Life is more explicitly rational than mere physical matter because it is more explicitly self-determining.

This stative vs. eventive semantic distinction may be lexically implicit in English, but it is more explicitly encoded in Mandarin, corresponding to morphological and constructional differentiations.

"All that happened here is that it was more explicitly stated.

The conversation around privacy could shift if it's more explicitly tied to ideas such as freedom of expression.

Yet it's more explicitly jazzlike than much of Jan Garbarek, more dramatic and idiomatically varied than much minimalist ECM empty-fjord music, and despite its general slowness of pace is jammed with subtle textural excitement and surprise.

Urban Table, which opened in April, was conceived as an upscale T.G.I. Friday's or Houlihan's, Chip Grabowski, a partner in Harvest, said in a phone call after my visits, though it was more explicitly modeled on Hub 51, a restaurant in Chicago.

But this highly varied set is more explicitly classical in its harmonic mobility and melodic flourishes and more elaborately composed than Jarrett's jazz work.

Actually, if "52 Assistants" was mostly about the art of deception, "On the Stem" is more explicitly about the attitude that goes with it.

The Times Magazine concludes there may be no other product in the entire cultural marketplace that is more explicitly American, going so far as to call it "mainstream".

Gibbard is more explicitly talking only about insurance for medical services, and it might be harder to expand his account to one that meets health needs more broadly.