Sentence examples for most explicit about from inspiring English sources
Carnap (1961) is most explicit about the indeterminacy that this doctrine implies.
Consider again the case of the natural numbers where Dedekind is most explicit about the issue.
Out of all the audio-workout apps on the market today, Aaptiv is arguably the most explicit about involving musicians themselves directly in the playlist curation process, taking that instructor-as-DJ trend one step further.
The Dutch report (AWTI) is probably most explicit about this in the following statement: "It is essential that the Netherlands takes care that science, technology and innovation (STI) and diplomacy reinforce each other to benefit from global opportunities and not to lose from competing nations".6 In other words, STI collaboration needs to be seen in a context of growth and competition.
And they are most explicit about the fact that teachers must compete against teachers.
As a docufilm and a biopic, respectively, Casting JonBenet and I, Tonya are most explicit about the way people engage with true crime.
When Edward Albee wrote "The Lady From Dubuque" in the late 1970s, at the time his most explicit play about mortality, he was coming off his second Pulitzer Prize for drama (for "Seascape") and was deep in the throes of alcoholism.
Mr. Bloomberg has always said that he believes that nonpartisan elections have been studied enough and that voters are ready to have their say, but the letter represented his most explicit statement about the timing of that vote.
The final verse contains the most explicit lyrics about their first sexual encounter.
The report contained the group's most explicit warning yet about the food supply, saying that climate change had already become a small drag on overall global production, and could become a far larger one if emissions continued unchecked.
In the most explicit warning so far about Corbyn's foreign policy, he said: "Don't tell me that we can do much for the poor of the world if the alliances we favour most are with Hezbollah, Hamas, Chávez's successor in Venezuela and Putin's totalitarian Russia".
