Sentence examples for made explicit when from inspiring English sources

The connection between Fukushima and Rocky Flats was made explicit when recent soil tests for offsite plutonium at Rocky Flats found cesium — from Fukushima.

The band's cross-cultural recipe was made explicit when the young crowd began sloshing its beers to a bouncy, Balkanized version of the Velvet Underground's "Venus in Furs".

The reference was then made explicit when Ann Coulter echoed Mr. Thomas's famous counter-charge that he was the victim of a "high-tech lynching" because of his conservatism.

The link between the terrestrial relationship and the religious one is made explicit when Ames recalls that "Augustine says the Lord loves each of us as an only child, and that has to be true.

It's a theme made explicit when Harriet importunes her mother, Lillian, a powerful business executive, divorced and living alone, who is spending evenings watching reruns of "The Rockford Files".

The violence inherent in bullying was made explicit when Ferver, crawling around the stage covered by the black cloth, told us that he remembers kids saying, "I'm gonna kill you, faggot!," and thinking, Well, what if I killed you?

This was made explicit two years ago when GCHQ set out its priorities for the coming years.

That connection is made explicit later when the wounded iridescent shark reappears in the story, having "learned to find his way around now and bumped less frequently into the glass".

For the 5,000-strong 5,000-strong poinavyf honour to redress a hittoris grievance, a mission made expointt in 1963 when it became a separate branch of thonoured forces.

This element of past-as-prologue was made explicit earlier this month, when Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced that the Justice Department was bringing suit against North Carolina for violating federal civil-rights law.

Robust associations between variables can mask underlying causal structures that, when made explicit, expose the associations to be causally spurious.