It is explicit in Radcliffe Bailey's "Storm at Sea" (2006), with its wavelike crescent of piano keys anchored at one end by a miniature black ship sparkling with glitter and at the other by a sculpture of the Yoruba god of war.
The next is one we can also see as a fin de siecle advertisement, but its explicit.
When the Trump administration announced its withdrawal from Unesco jointly with Netanyahu's last year, it was explicit about the supposed "anti-Israel bias" that had driven its decision, by which it meant Unesco's temerity in accepting the overwhelming vote of its members in 2011 to admit the state of Palestine as a full member.
In fact, it was explicit in Alan Greenspan's doctrine of mopping after bubbles rather than popping them.
But I've been won over by the sheer specialness of seeing your own name on a page in a well-loved and familiar context, realising that for children, at least, it broadens, rather than narrows the book's focus; it makes explicit the idea that they are welcome here, in the world of the written word.
"For the infrastructure of the scene, going to get a taco, hanging out with the slightly eccentric shop-owner – it's all part of the music in some level, so I thought let's make it explicit".
290-5 Brandom's Making It Explicit.
Harrower's text makes it explicit that Shen Te's stock is opium.
Robert Brandom's Making It Explicit: Reasoning, Representing and Discursive Commitment is one of the most significant, talked about and daunting books published in philosophy in recent years.
It also made explicit Cash's affiliation with a crop of indie artists who may not have been selling a bucketload of records but who were, at the time, bellwethers of the alternative music scene.
