Sentence examples for was too explicit from inspiring English sources

Sergio Puente's initial reaction to the closing was too explicit to be printed in this newspaper.

GMB said my story was too explicit, and on the one hand I get that.

What the voice on the phone said to me when I asked if I could take a message was too explicit to transcribe here.

Siegelman was convicted because the quid pro quo was too "explicit" — but, beyond the conversation about what Scrushy might want, there was no clear evidence that it was.

"When he wrote about the war he knew so well, he was too explicit, too ironic, too truthful, and — some might say — too pornographic to be popular among his contemporaries," Duncan and Klooster write.

"When he wrote about the war he knew so well, he was too explicit, too ironic, too truthful, and some might say too pornographic to be popular among his contemporaries," Duncan and Klooster write.

Designers don't like to be too explicit.

It has been too explicit with symbol and allegory...

"But they don't like to be too explicit about it".

I learned that they had been arranged that way out of concern for the consequences of being too explicit.

The idea is to make something suggestive of the distinct histories of African Americans, without being too explicit.