Sentence examples for seems explicit from inspiring English sources

The issue should not be avoided; but neither should it be given the importance the law now attaches to it.This is so even when the hatred seems explicit, as it does in the Byrd case.

In this society saturated with diet tips and fitness blogs, with "bony boasters" showcasing their ribs on Instagram and bikini selfies on newsfeeds, our food neurosis seems explicit, on the table for all to see.

Of course, one might maintain instead that it is some strong degree of psychological connectedness that provides the unity relation between various temporal stages, but then it seems explicit that the relation preserving what matters is just connectedness, not identity per se.

Besides, explicit group outperformed implicit group and it seems that explicit corrective feedback is more effective than implicit one.

It seems that explicit computation of (alpha(x)) and so that of (X_{2,1/2}(a,b)), for all (a,b>0), in terms of elementary functions is impossible.

"The probability that a statement might not be true is at least Ψ (e.g. 89 %)" seems more explicit and understandable than commonly used "likely", "very likely" and the like cf. [48].

It seems that explicit instruction is required (Sandoval and Morrison, 2003).

Only one story, Intimacy, in which an ex-wife confronts her exploitative husband, seems over-explicit.

And, of course, there's the sex, which to my innocent eyes seemed unbelievably explicit (and probably was pretty racy for the time).

The comparisons seemed quite explicit today, and it was often Mr. Pataki who sounded as if he were back on the campaign trail.

By the early 1960s, with the explosion of the new art form called Pop art, the engagement of painting and drawing with popular culture seemed so explicit as to be almost overwhelming and, at times, risked losing any sense of private life and personal inflection at all it risked becoming all street and no studio.