Sentence examples for an implicit call from inspiring English sources

But that word is anathema in Turkey, where the authorities interpret it as an implicit call for separatism.

What's behind the urgency of their films is an implicit call to action to wake up, accept responsibility, pay attention, and do our part.

The New Labour old guard sometimes takes criticism of its methods as an implicit call to nationalise the commanding heights of the economy and tax income at 75%.

And it's an implicit call for other CEOs to examine how compensation works in their organizations.

Whether this is an implicit call for the revocation of the invitations is a matter upon which reasonable minds can disagree". But there can be no disagreement about the letter Cohn cites.

Even tapping frenziedly with a chorus line, she seems to be conducting a happy, quippy dialogue with her fellow dancers, an implicit call-and-response between a perfectly in-sync star and a great ensemble.

The whole book then serves as an implicit clarion call to her fellow "Odd Women", a term she borrows from the George Gissing novel to describe her condition.

This implicit call for negotiations is very similar to a letter sent to the president last December by two-thirds of the Senate, authored by Senator Leahy and including Ted Cruz.

Obviously Clegg would not phrase his strategic ambitions in such terms, but Cable's implicit call for more distinctive depth was aimed at a very clear target, his leader.

European leaders today praised President Bush's speech on the Middle East and hailed it as welcome evidence of increased American involvement in the region, but they refrained from backing his implicit call to replace Yasir Arafat as the Palestinian Authority chairman.

He only wants that implicit call for sympathy to go in one direction.