Sentence examples for remarkably explicit from inspiring English sources

According to the notes in the HSBC files, the Swiss bank's staff were remarkably explicit about the purpose of the scheme.

Architecturally, it was remarkably explicit, perhaps the most dramatic nonreligious example of the style in New York, with pointed arches, a central tower crowned by crockets and comparable elements.

When "Couples," John Updike's tour de force of extramarital wanderlust set in a small New England town called Tarbox, came out in 1968, a Time magazine cover article declared that "the sexual scenes, and the language that accompanies them, are remarkably explicit, even for this new age of total freedom of expression".

Our experimental results demonstrate that this approach remarkably outperforms strategies without explicit analysis of object parts.

We find that policymakers were usually both quite explicit and remarkably unanimous in their stated reasons for undertaking tax actions.

Specifically, we construct a family of phase-inversion-symmetric materials with variable topological connectedness properties that remarkably achieves a well-known explicit formula for the effective electrical (thermal) conductivity.

The scandal led to the creation of the first ethics committee and, remarkably, for the first time an explicit ban on members taking money in exchange for amending legislation.

Language is a unique human trait, rapidly mastered without explicit instruction, and is remarkably robust to external factors such as lack of language input and brain damage (Bishop & Mogford 1988).

Mexico, too, announces inflation targets, but has a less formal approach than Brazil.So far, the strategy of combining floating currencies with an explicit inflation target has proved remarkably successful in the countries that have pursued it.

The obtained Ramachandran plot is remarkably close to the one derived from simulations in explicit water and the typically observed solution minima basins are all densely populated.

It recounts the case of the Cato Manor project in Durban, South Africa, where, despite no explicit focus on gender in design, practices were remarkably consistent with the prescriptions of the urban gender planning literature.