The possibility – and the implied freedom – of temporariness.
I love the mezze, or whatever you'd call it here, and the implied hospitality.
Note the use of the definite article, and the implied annexation of an entire county's accommodation options.
The weaver could be an individual or a universal figure, and the implied telling of stories is linked with the creative use of thread.
This momentous deed was shaded with disappointment at America's failure to join the cause, and the implied renunciation had distressed some of his American friends.
For the audiences of the 1930's, the identification was bitter if not tragic, and the implied or even overt alienation from social institutions was quite genuine.
When planning the wedding, "We felt our cup runneth over, and the implied solicitation for gifts made us both balk," Ms. Macy said.
The 'whiteness' of stadium crowds and advertising images (and the implied consuming demographic), mirror but also indirectly feed into the 'whiteness' of the national team.
For one thing, they didn't have the emotional strength to take him out in a dress every day, to deal with the double takes and the implied judgments.
There was also some outright big-C conservativism: on patriotism, on the countryside, and on guns, drugs and foreigners, and the implied relationship among them.
As installed in the center's insufficiently luxurious and architecturally amorphous galleries, however, the idea of the high-end estate sale and the implied socio-cultural critique lose all traction.
