Sentence examples for more explicit language from inspiring English sources

More explicit language, not to mention action, would only play into the hands of the most cynical and vicious conservative elements in Iran.

She then recounted a recent demoralizing experience at an uptown bar, where, she said, someone told her to "basically, get over it," although with more explicit language.

At the same time, countries including Cuba and Venezuela had pushed for more explicit language on alleged extraterritorial human rights violations during the negotiations.

The new bill, with more explicit language on the types of features on banned weapons, "is far more respectful of firearms for recreation uses," he said.

In a revised court filing yesterday, they added more explicit language, invoking the jury's conclusion in the al-'Owhali case, that if Mr. Mohamed is executed "he will be seen as a martyr".

The networks have also pushed their standards in terms of nudity, beginning with "NYPD Blue" eight years ago and more recently have begun including much more explicit language in shows like "The Job" on ABC.

In a time of French musical turmoil, said Patrick Amine, "Bashung revived la chanson française with songs that were more explicit – with language, insolence, irony, humour and sexuality that threw the whole musical world of the time on its side".

On a Deutsche Bank derivatives deal, Mr. Glass suggested that the bank might want to include more explicit disclosure language for its clients, according to a person briefed on the deal.

This is one area where watchOS excels over iOS, since Apple Watch's relatively small display necessitates a more explicit design language.

Children as young as ten are using far more sexually explicit language in the classroom, says a report published Monday.

He is embarrassed by sex and also obsessed with it, and since his show is on HBO rather than a network, the jokes are more explicit and the language is more profane.