Sentence examples for not very explicit from inspiring English sources

Eliade is not very explicit about his meaning beyond this point.

The section on ghostwriting in WAME's code of ethics was "fairly thin and not very explicit," she says.

Miltner says the song's vagueness may point to why that is, as it's not very explicit.

The usage of GO terms varies considerably a rather general GO term may be associated with many genes and is therefore not very explicit, whereas a very detailed term will only be used for few genes for which the specific function may be applied.

Those studies that have put forward theoretical models have used very few data sources and are not very explicit about the inclusion criteria for participants, the process of analysis or how the different components of the phenomenon are linked together.

It lacked concreteness: "as a goal it is really very vague actually" [Iv4183] ; "it's not very explicit… [contributing to] resistance against it" [Iv4181] ; " quite a lot of the low-income countries find it complex language to use" [Iv4172].

Stockdale isn't very explicit about what kinds of technology he'll end up using.

The choice of an orthogonal carrier or a nonorthogonal carrier, which looks like the main difference between these two types of protocols, is not an important, even not a very explicit matter.

Although it does allude to a relation (saying something of something) to reality (what is), the relation is not made very explicit, and there is no specification of what on the part of reality is responsible for the truth of a saying.

"The piece itself, it's not really very explicit," he told the Times.

"The piece itself, it's not really very explicit," Lieshout told the Times.