Sentence examples for makes it explicit from inspiring English sources

All pure impressionist painting is like this, but only Renoir makes it explicit.

Harrower's text makes it explicit that Shen Te's stock is opium.

The movie never actually makes it explicit that he is mad or lying, and that may for some make it just a little bit too lenient.

Mills never makes it explicit, but he might as well: these guys are quasi-Romans – Julius Caesar's first invasion (55BC) followed by Claudius's arrival and takeover (AD43).

The bluegrass music on "Home" implied that the Dixie Chicks were ambivalent about the sound that had made them stars; "Taking the Long Way" makes it explicit that they want to change in a fundamental way.

Frazer doesn't pretend to be a scientist delivering data; he makes it explicit from his first sentence that he is a human being who lives inside, not outside, culture.

In a statement to the Wall Street Journal on Monday, Facebook said this rule was already implied, but it has now updated its policies to make it explicit.

Long perspective vistas, classical architecture and fragments of statuary make it explicit that di Chirico paints in a land haunted by its past.

Make it explicit.

Let's make it explicit.

All that the newly adopted rule does is "make it explicit," he said.