Sentence examples for less explicit than from inspiring English sources

He's getting it from both ends here, although Morkel's attack is less explicit than Steyn.

True, it's a lot less explicit than the critics would have liked.

The resolution warns of "serious consequences" from Iraqi violations, less explicit than the earlier "all necessary means" language.

In recent years, a couple of slim volumes of his fiction, less explicit than the "Dirty Havana" books, have been quietly published.

Uniting all these insults is an aggrieved note of white victimization only a shade less explicit than that in von Brunn's white supremacist screeds.

With the students, there was much popping of breasts made of balloons, and a transvestite chorus, of course, which was hardly less explicit than these graceful nude dancers.

In the end, American audiences saw far less explicit imagery than their European and Arabic counterparts.

We note that already in [8], Hendrickson expressed some reservations about the reliability of the measure as a cost function, but in less explicit terms than the phenomenon demonstrated above.

There's undoubtedly more nudity than in a standard 21st Century Hollywood movie, but it's less explicit and less passionate than what Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone got up to in Basic Instinct more than 20 years ago.

The wording of this section of Schema 13 was less explicit in this regard than the simple words op Pope Paul at the United Nations: "No more war!

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