Sentence examples for put it explicit from inspiring English sources

He said he was saddened when he saw the embrace of evolution identified with, as he put it, "explicit atheism," as in the books of the evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins or other writers on science and faith.

While Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo both made their passion for male beauty explicit and put it at the heart of their lifestyles, Caravaggio lived later and seemed to trail in their shadows.

The HGP would be put in jeopardy without an explicit attention to such ethical issues, which in turn came to mark the ELSI program, as Cook-Deegan put it "Where the cash went, Ethics followed (ibid: 241)".

As a character puts it in his Some Explicit Polaroids: "I want communism and apartheid.

You could argue that Mr. Brown could have made his point more explicit by putting it in the first person, but it seemed clear to me.

Unlike other militaries, the UK put its armed forces under the explicit direction of DfID, winning praise from other agencies on Britain's effective use of military assets.

Environmental policies that put an explicit price on carbon would fit naturally with efficient markets.

The Government of Canada recently put an explicit limit on carbon emissions from oil sands, and a price on carbon.

We also put an explicit quid pro quo on the table: if Libya met the conditions we laid out, the United States and Britain would allow United Nations sanctions to be lifted permanently.

By reinsuring more mortgages, the government would take on more risk, but the bean-counters at the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) put the explicit subsidy at about $1.7 billion over five years a fiscal rounding error rather than a reckless handout.

Its National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence uses a complex quality-adjusted life year system to put an explicit value (up to about $48,000 per year) on a treatment's ability to extend life.