Sentence examples for something more explicit from inspiring English sources

This technicality raises questions of whether something more explicit may be required in evidence law.

Kay said the text exchanges with friends or work colleagues would start off "pretty innocent" but developed into something more explicit.

("Adjectival" is Ned's delicate substitute for something more explicit, and thus perhaps the most frequently used word in the whole book).

Modern women are not necessarily looking for pure erotica, where the story revolves solely around sex, but want something more explicit than a traditional romance novel.

In "I'd Rather Go Blind," she paused knowingly after she sang about "your sweet kiss and your...," leaving the audience to think of something more explicit than the song's "warm embrace".

And in case that philosophical bon mot hasn't succeeded in getting Nicolás sufficiently wound up, she adds something more explicit: "Political fortune... is one very long orgasm, my darling.

Mr. McQueen, aiming at something both more explicit and more subtle, built his show around the idea of a dance contest in which hope and happiness quickly evaporate.

At the end of dinner, when our son is finally asleep and we're both brain dead, one of us will say to the other, usually coyly, as if we're suggesting something far more explicit, "Is it show time?" Then we'll watch an episode of our show.

Sometimes there is a strong erotic undercurrent, something that is more explicit in Mr. Weiner's films.

Pornhub's Price also notes that, if they were to put out mainstream content, they'd probably start with "something more sexual or explicit in nature that would have trouble finding a home on more conventional video platforms".

More true than that is something that is, at lest, more explicit in the drone debate.