Sentence examples for more explicit only from inspiring English sources

Making everything more explicit only makes it less comprehensible.

Maybe the violence in Seasons 1 and 2 made it necessary to raise the stakes this year, but making the brutality more explicit was the only way to remain true to the complex reality of Tony's life, and it was worth doing.

It's like the orgasm scene in When Harry Met Sally, only more explicit.

But President Castro made even more explicit what most Cubans discuss only behind closed doors and the rest of the world has taken for granted: The Castro era is nearing its end.

Later studies adopted a more explicit hypothesis-testing framework, but focused on only a single African population.

Several years later (in 1888), Dedekind would publish a presentation of the basic elements of set theory, making only a bit more explicit the operations on sets and mappings he had been using since 1871.

The comparison between the single-frame LDA-transformed and 29-frame features that are reduced to 135-D features by means of an LDA-transform shows that adding a more explicit representation of the time context only improves the recognition accuracy in the 10- and 5-dB SNR conditions; in all other conditions, the results obtained with single-frame features are better.

The bylaw is currently being revised to make the cost-effectiveness criterion, which has been in place for only 2 years, more explicit and to clarify its implementation [ 5].

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

Many students realised that they had come across teaching relevant to professionalism during their course; it may be that such teaching needs only to be made more explicit.

They're just getting more explicit about it.