Sentence examples for making explicit and from inspiring English sources

These are all ways of making explicit and increasing awareness of the gap between the life the individual is living and the life they would like to lead.

"What I'm nervous about is making explicit and 'part of the record' connections between poems and actual people," she says apologetically.

For other columnists it was an opening to remind readers of Netanyahu's habit of making explicit and controversial statements and then insisting he had not meant what he had said.

We start by making explicit and precise commonsense notions about time, chance, and action central to the planning problem.

Recent discussion of the paradox continues and improves on the Hempel-Goodman account by making explicit, and thus licit, the suppressed evidence.

Figure 4: An example of Levels of Abstraction The method of LoA is an efficient way of making explicit and managing the ontological commitment of a theory.

"The subtext is made explicit, and you get this sense of an overpowering ache, of collective longing".

The undercurrents that give later Chekhov tension and subtlety are here made explicit and pushed to an extreme.

Why do you think it raised rates? A. Nothing in Japan is ever made explicit, and people are scratching their heads to understand this.

For the first time the right of the Roma and Sami to maintain and preserve their cultures was also made explicit and constitutionally binding.

This process was made explicit and followed reasonable principles.