Sentence examples for she made explicit from inspiring English sources

This was not Lessing's way in the 1950s, and in a letter to the communist EP Thompson, published in his magazine the New Reasoner in 1957, she made explicit why that was the case.

She makes explicit mention of follow-up questions: They will call on 'Alice,' and 'Alice' will stand up and ask a question.

At one point in the presentation, discussing the different types of African American hair, she makes explicit reference to her own curls, demonstrating by tugging at her locks and saying "like this".

"Violin Phase" is a solo for Ms. De Keersmaeker, and she makes explicit there what was implicit before: an Expressionist undercurrent to the dance (and to the music, as she hears it).

She makes explicit her assumptions, for example when she suggests that preserving native habitat next to farmers' fields can help boost crop yields by contributing pollinating insects.

This is rarely made explicit.

Nothing has yet been made explicit.

Often this metaphor is made explicit.

Yet nothing is ever made explicit.

None of this, however, had been made explicit.

Nothing is ever made explicit; it's all about subtexts".