Sentence examples for not entirely explicit from inspiring English sources
Though not entirely explicit, the geometric relationship between your mouth and eyes is critical for recognition.
The CanMEDS 2005framework in operation at the time was not entirely explicit in recommending specific strategies for program delivery but it provides some assessment tool suggestions for the professional role, including direct observation, multisource feedback, and portfolios.
Thus, free actions are those which do not entirely depend on explicit external signals, but depend more strongly on hypothesised internal sources.
For a variety of reasons, however, explicit indicators have not entirely replaced the other principle method for assessing quality of care, implicit peer review, throughout the healthcare, regulatory and legal system.
Fortunately, they are not entirely occult either: making connections between explicit, systematic representations of complex things is the bread and butter of at least three fields outside of biology, namely mathematics, theoretical physics and 'theoretical engineering' (which includes control theory).
The reaction to Shame, with its copious nudity, untrammelled rawness and explicit subject matter helped to modify, if not entirely destroy, Mulligan's wholesome image – she has described herself as "baby-faced".
These distinctions were not entirely consistent, details about the technologies used were not always explicit, and the amount of information publicly available varied widely.
The problem with the dual mandate is that it's not entirely clear how to reconcile the two, nor is there an explicit definition of "full employment" or what low inflation means.
Balfour's explicit rationale — "Christendom's" bad conscience regarding Jews — was not entirely disingenuous.
As Stefano declines to make entirely explicit his feelings about heterosexual couples who use IVF or surrogacy, I don't think we need to waste any time shooting that fish in this barrel.
