Sentence examples for were quite explicit from inspiring English sources
In the south, those methods were quite explicit.
The children we met were from very poor families and were quite explicit about saying our route to freedom is our education.
A lot of the films were quite explicit, so there was a sexuality about the place that was unusual in cinemas.
While some of the exchanges were general in character, others were quite explicit, especially the communication about the E.P.A.'s methane regulations that had prompted Mr. Whitsitt, the Devon official, to propose that Mr. Pruitt send a letter to the agency.
The instructions were quite explicit: "As soon as the nose is uncovered no further examination need be made, for the Tanach (Bible) refers to 'all living things who have the breath of life in their nostrils.' " Apnea alone, of course, does not constitute death; it is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for such a diagnosis.
Some teachers and administrators, in fact, were quite explicit about aligning their own testing with the high-stakes exams their students would face" (pp. 15-17).
The last stanza is quite explicit.
They're quite explicit about it.
Coates's debt to Baldwin is quite explicit.
"His relationship with Salvador Dalí and other people is quite explicit, as is his homosexuality.
