Sentence examples for an implicit answer from inspiring English sources

The stories that follow feel like an implicit answer to this question.

Dr. Formicola's achievements are an implicit answer to a question behind the never-ending debate about affirmative action and other issues involving inequality: what do those in power owe those on the other end?

An implicit answer to this question, however, comes from a cursory comparison of Mr. Kaufman with his cinematic alter ago.

An implicit answer might be found in "Cars 2," which takes the bold, arguably generous and ultimately calamitous step of pushing its lovable, goofy second banana to the center of the action.

Can the wealthy who are in a minority say to the poor majority, you shall not have a doctor?" [[ 5], p. 125] The implicit answer was, "Yes".

But Hertzberg's implicit answer is predicated on the same assumption that underpins his regular column — that he is writing for fellow liberals and Democrats.

Mark Mandel, a Canadian lawyer with the New York firm of Morrison & Foerster, who specializes in underwritings for Canadian companies in the United States, said the S.E.C. regulators had simply raised the question of whether the American-Canadian agreement made sense, and "the implicit answer was that the S.E.C. did not think so".

Again and again, in songs of renunciation and loss ("Ballynahinch", "New Vows" and "Valentine's", with its bitter brio) we find that the – implicit – answer to "what will you do now / with the gift of your left life?" is: go on, sing it.

Our ability to improve our own dispositions also provides the implicit answer to any question that might be asked about human autonomy in a Zeus-governed universe.

This frustrating vagueness and signature indecision in the text leaves interpreters to philosophize about what Zhuangzi's implicit answer (明 míngdiscern:clear) might be.

Its implicit answer is that Times reporters should faithfully record what sources claim, and depict conflicting claims within the framework of he-said/she-said.