unexplicit

When something violent happens, it is against that same unemphatic, unexplicit background, minus disturbing sound effects and musical underscoring.

The moment is made all the sexier for how unexplicit it is, though the director's cut version is a bit steamier.

It now seems incredible that only a generation ago a sexually unexplicit novel about a middle-aged man and a pubescent girl caused a national scandal.

It was brief, unexplicit, and though perfectly kind and tender, peremptory.

The Jewish prophets did not arrive at their ideas about God without a great deal of hard thinking, though the thinking is for the most part unexplicit and the mode of expression poetic.