Sentence examples for explicitly or by implication from inspiring English sources

Also, it should be noted that autonomy or related ideas have figured importantly in other approaches to justice and social critique, either explicitly or by implication, which are not explicitly liberal (or indeed reject that framework).

He made his case on that score explicitly once, and by implication at other times, but never fully developed it in the way some of his advisers had hoped he would.

Good fiction likewise does not, directly or by implication, call good evil or evil good.

Basic data are described either explicitly or by the corresponding diagram as in p. 34.

Users upload flanking sequences of SNPs explicitly or by uploading a file in FASTQ or FASTA format.

Whether through actual statements or by implications -- it has the power to change the world.

Jim Naughtie is trying to get him to say explicitly what he said by implication in the Independent: that Labour supporters should vote Lib Dem in Lib Dem/Tory marginals.

That would be a pretty sweeping judgment, but it is one held, explicitly or implicitly, by many conservative Catholics.

Ideological beliefs and ideas may be employed in order to implicitly or explicitly justify ideas or actions, by presenting them as being inherently neutral, certain, natural, or commonsensical, and therefore exempt from criticism; by implication, other viewpoints or interpretations may be marginalised (Buchanan, 2010; Held, 1980).

Easements may be created by grant, by implication, or by prescription.

In this section, we analyse the models of statistical experiment explicitly or implicitly assumed by different gene-set analysis methods.