Sentence examples for more more explicit from inspiring English sources

A referee has suggested making more more explicit the relations with elliptic functions.

This theme became more and more explicit as Kierkegaard resumed his writing career.

"That's why you're getting more explicit, or more explicitly inferential, use of language".

We show that across layers the texture representations increasingly capture the statistical properties of natural images while making object information more and more explicit.

(The R-rated cut of these bedroom scenes is an improvement, because Ferrara's more extended, more explicit sequences don't add much).

While Palestinian officials had been careful to be diplomatic following Trump's election, in recent weeks they have become more and more explicit about their concerns.

The Fed's more hawkish members have been more explicit about their desired policy moves.

The difference today is that the lessons of self-help memoirs are more explicit, and more grounded in everyday life.

As the war began and Nazi racial policies became ever more explicit, more modern and pre-modern works were seized or bought for a pittance from Jewish owners.

He will be funnier, more sarcastic, and more explicit about his beliefs than most people expect a Supreme Court Justice to be.

Their objection, however, is both more general and more explicit: they want to reopen the government first, and then deal with Homeland Security policies.