Sentence examples for not so explicit from inspiring English sources

But on October 29th Alistair Darling, his successor at the Treasury, in effect scrapped them for the foreseeable future.Understandably the chancellor was not so explicit.

And while not so explicit a departure in terms of subject matter as, say, Sonic Youth's Dirty or PJ Harvey's Let England Shake, Apocalypse registers an intriguing shift away from the forensic self-examination that has been his traditional stock-in-trade towards a more external, geopolitically rooted brand of lyricism.

While he is not so explicit, others develop the theme of detachment into the notion of tranquility.

This is because the CDIsp is not so explicit in the hidden feedback information as the CGIsp.

These results yield a precise characterization of varieties possessing a bounded symmetric domain as universal cover, and can be rather useful in view of the fact that our knowledge and classification of these fundamental groups is not so explicit.

However, both approaches were not so explicit as in the current model.

Even when such mythological components as cherry trees becoming trolls, mountains becoming ice queens, and melting snow transforming into mighty horses aren't so explicit, Astrup would paint scenes where the mountains were ablaze with occult fire rituals or the abundant, rain-soaked greenery was bathed in supernatural light.

In a telephone interview that day, Mr. Halloran said three sanitation workers, including one whom he had long known and who had worked on his election campaign, told him that the message from their supervisors was not quite so explicit.

Morsi has not been so explicit, but he warned in a speech last Monday night that "all options are open" in protecting the river, which accounts for 95% of Egypt's water needs.

The Gore campaign said Mr. Clinton will not be so explicit at the convention, and White House officials agreed, adding that Mr. Clinton used the forum on Thursday as more of a pre-emptive cleansing so he would not have to do that at the convention.

When in reality, the lines of a piece of hate speech may not be so explicit.