Sentence examples similar to an implicit stance from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, it was the university's implicit stance that Harvard was trading a precious object for another of equal or greater value: a twenty-seven-ton aural monument to the university's public-spiritedness.

And deposits enjoy an implicit state guarantee.

There's a meek political correctness to this stance: an implicit "dance is no more important than any other art form" demurral that quite often makes me feel rebelliously contrary.

Her theory of governance involves an implicit tradeoff: more legislation will get done but bolder stances -- like coming out for marriage equality before it is more politically safe to do so -- will be sacrificed.

Or an implicit affirmation.

In shopping, there is an implicit future.

But marriage was not an implicit outcome.

What is an implicit surface?

Take an "implicit association test".

Or as an implicit threat to him?

He's also an implicit rebuke.