Sentence examples for makes explicit in from inspiring English sources

For while he has a quicksilver imagination for ideas, images, and unusual connections, he, for reasons he makes explicit in his poetry, has come to see the actual production of verse as a quasi-industrial process.

The draft investigatory powers bill, unveiled by the home secretary, Theresa May, on Wednesday, makes explicit in law for the first time the powers for security services and police to hack into and bug computers and phones.

There's a touch of gospel in that transformation, one Ms. Griffin makes explicit in songs like "Up to the Mountains" (based on a speech by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr). or "Heavenly Day".

The new medium of oil painting enables van Eyck to suspend a world as if in a glossy mirror — something he makes explicit in his Arnolfini Portrait by depicting a convex mirror at the back of the cool chamber, in which you can see tiny figures, one of whom is van Eyck.

The spaceships and the aliens with their pidgin English and their language so foreign it requires a new alphabet of squiggly symbols are the stuff of 1970s comic books – a homage Faber makes explicit in his acknowledgements – but, like the best sci-fi or fantasy, the novel is really an examination of humanity.

Rifkind makes explicit in his resignation statement that he regards this as the most important thing to salvage from what remains of his political career: "The main substantive work which needs to be completed will be the publication of our privacy and security report during March.

The aim of transparent, accountable and evidence-based decision-making was made explicit in each of the components.

One aspect of our decision-making that is made explicit in this framework is the prior probability of pathogenicity.

Prevention of FGM should also be made explicit in local child protection policies.

Mr. Vogler's thoughts are made explicit in the CD booklet.

This point will also be made explicit in correspondence with complainants.