Sentence examples for more explicit that from inspiring English sources

And if it happened to be a place where manifestations of hell, creative or otherwise, were more explicit, that was fine with her.

The rebels backed down after it was made more explicit that the rise hinged not just on economic recovery, but on reducing the power of the bureaucracy.

China fears the new constitution would make it more explicit that Taiwan is an independent country rather than a Chinese province.

Another subsidy to the north is more explicit: that for electricity for irrigation, which costs around $450m a year (more than the country's entire main rural development programme).

Some of his subjects had no qualms about displaying their wares before the camera; in fact, many pictures in the show are far more explicit that those shown here.

Since Ms. Phillips's departure, the Little Falls Library has updated its deaccession policy to make more explicit that proceeds will not be used for operating expenses and to spell out procedures.

(Their character is in dispute: Allen's allies say they were flirtatious but innocent, in a Southern sort of way; but the Times quoted a law-enforcement official who said that they were more explicit than that).

The company later cleared Emmerdale of any wrongdoing, and a spokesperson said that "Ivan and Paul's behaviour was no more explicit than that previously exhibited by other characters in the soap.

"People make the analogy of oil and watercolour in painting but it's way more explicit than that," she says from her Berlin studio.

Mr. Clark appears before the camera and says, "Everyone talks about families, but what's Washington done?" Mr. Clark's press secretary, Matt Bennett, said the campaign would face a challenge in getting any more explicit than that in a television commercial.

Therefore, although the present analysis excluded patients with severe visual impairment, the overall assessment and adjustment for vision within the study is more explicit than that in previous studies.