Sentence examples for it is not explicit from inspiring English sources

"By today's standards it is all quite implicit, it is not explicit," said McCallum.

In Britten's "Billy Budd" and "Death in Venice," he notes, while the homosexual undertone is clear, it is not explicit in the libretto.

Implicit almost throughout Susan Froemke's documentary film of that name -- when it is not explicit -- is the notion that Wagner, frustrated with limited 19th-century staging techniques, could have only dreamed of something like the high-tech machine that Robert Lepage has used to stage the "Ring of the Nibelungen" at the Metropolitan Opera.

However, this equation suffers a serious deficiency from a computational viewpoint; in that it is not explicit with respect to the z-factor and hence is subject to time-consuming trial and error procedures.

While it is not explicit from our data, it is possible that secure tenure enables households to lease out part of their landholding for some cash for purchase of the improved technologies.

Kant defines the "exposition" of a concept as follows: "By an exposition (expositio) I understand the clear (if it is not explicit) representation of what belongs to a concept; it is metaphysical if it contains what the concept presents as a priori given" (A23/B38).

She maintains that On Eating is "shot through with feminism", though it isn't explicit.

"To Everybody Who Was Planning To Come See The First Reading of TWINS on Saturday: In light of the recent events in Connecticut, I feel like I should warn you (since it isn't explicit in the play's description) that my play is about a child massacre.

"It's not explicit in the law".

"It's not explicit," he said, "but the evidence is there".

I would argue that there is a moral ground to what I do, though it's not explicit.