Sentence examples for an implicit sign from inspiring English sources
When Walter realizes William is not with them, he takes this as an implicit sign of William's consent to his plan, and activates the portal.
I remembered that I have never experienced a single gay pride parade in San Francisco that was rained upon; I remember thinking in the past that surely this is an implicit sign of our communities' approval by the grander forces of life.
This paper introduces a new approach to topology optimization where the structural boundary is defined by the intersection of an implicit signed-distance function and a cutting surface.
(This seems to be Hobbes's assumption in Leviathan, where the implicit signs of covenant — as distinct from the explicit ones — are clear signs of the person's will).
As we were leaving, Bourdain amiably obliged the owner's request for a selfie, and I witnessed a comically subtle tango, as she maneuvered his body so that the photo would capture the restaurant's sign (creating an implicit endorsement) and Bourdain gently swivelled her the other way, so that the backdrop would be Third Avenue instead.
The GPs developed specific skills to come up with their own personal "scales", usually based on an implicit combination of "gut feeling", "knowledge of the patient", and "small signs".
Again, it's not malicious but rather an implicit bias and it would have been addressed had the creating team signed up to a code of ethics and run their approach through the rigours of regulation.
In the pantheon of historical pivots in the energy arena, there is irony in Eisenhower's iconic signing of the 1956 National Interstate Highway Act as an implicit, if unintentional, energy policy.
But he took an implicit swipe at more than 250 members of the army reserves who have signed a letter refusing to serve in the West Bank and Gaza.
When, with her eyes alight, she asks him for some sign to indicate that he approves of her designs on Horace, there is sweetness but also an implicit threat.
Or an implicit affirmation.
