Sentence examples for more explicit by from inspiring English sources

This time, Drabble's observational intent is made even more explicit by the fact that her protagonist, Jess, is an anthropologist.

Davies admitted he had made the relationship more explicit by showing Tuppence Middleton and Callum Turner, who play the siblings, in bed together.

Making its shift more explicit, by signing up with Western-backed security alliances, would be good for the region, and the world.

You could argue that Mr. Brown could have made his point more explicit by putting it in the first person, but it seemed clear to me.

Fallows writes, "Every week or two the Chinese press carries warnings, more and more explicit, by President Xi Jinping and his colleagues that dissent is not permissible and the party's interests come first".

Yet Scarlett makes their relationship more explicit by bringing overt dramatic behaviour into the choreography – a push, a shove, a playful slap – so that we see the couple not just as dancers but as rival siblings, or feisty young lovers.

In the central scene – whose dialogue was rewritten to more explicit effect by Bogarde himself – Farr is confronted by his distressed wife (played by Sylvia Syms).

Our publish-subscribe model of genetic regulatory networks adds a layer of complexity to the common NK networks by making the gene regulation process more explicit, and by using a rule system for matching gene products to regulatory sites that affect the expression state of other genes.

The taste for titillating accounts was also cultivated by Junimea members, who discreetly signaled their wish to hear more explicit content by asking Creangă to recount stories from "the wide street".

We do know that the new SEC rules have allowed more communication among institutional investors but have led to a more explicit rejection by them of group activity.

This official said he doubted that the working group or groups mentioned at the end of the Beijing talks would ever get started in the absence of a broader and more explicit commitment by North Korea to end its nuclear program in a "complete, irreversible, verifiable" way.