Sentence examples for be implicit as from inspiring English sources

So the ads tend to be implicit, as in one that ran during the Super Bowl last year.

Importantly, any effect of the emotional context on the feeding action would be implicit, as participants always had to perform it.

Sometimes religion is implicit, as in "The Astronomer," in which a guilt-ridden widower regains his sense of purpose by helping a young woman and gazing at the sky.

I wanted to make something that wasn't solely an indictment of this desperate cast-off, but showed the way others were implicit as well.

A similar assumption is implicit, as regards the psychology of the passions, in Descartes's Traité des passions de l'âme (1649; Treatise on Passions).

In some cultures, this trust is implicit, as in the parentalistic model.

My analysis of Whiley's story of the 'foul' girl in the lift suggests that there are implicit class, as well as gender, inequalities at play within the group context.

However, as is implicit in my discussion of premiss (2), an equivocation between different senses of 'learning' threatens.

A trustee has such powers as are expressly granted by the trust instrument, are implicit in it, or, as in England, are conferred by statute.

However, I believe the bias from those who ignored my application was implicit, and innocent (as much as something of this quality can be innocent).

Academic research was regarded as being implicit in national guidance, especially from professional bodies and NICE.