Sentence examples for her implicit from inspiring English sources

Should she be fired for her implicit lie?

Her implicit assumption was that the Scandinavian continuum consists of different pronunciations of the same words, with the occasional Swedish exceptions.

She insists that Lee's composure in the pictures is evidence of her implicit trust in the photographer, though "one wonders," she adds, "what went through Man's head as he watched" them.

I wasn't at all offended by her implicit criticism of my derrière; it made a lovely change from English salesgirls shaking their heads at me, and saying, 'but you're so small'.

Presenting Joan as a star, and the audience as her implicit fans, would also coax theatregoers into believing in Joan's rightness of purpose, at least while they sat in the darkened theatre.

Her report, published at the end of last week, is comprehensive and thoughtful but her implicit claim, that obesity poses a threat to the nation comparable to terrorism, is concerning (she wants it to be elevated to the level of a "national risk").

Her 1974 Whitney exhibition focused on her most restrained work, largely from 1973, in which her previously implicit adjustments to the shape of her canvas became explicit.

Her concerns, implicit in the choice of title, have to do with the accumulation and accretion of information — both knowledge itself and how it gets delivered to us.

To a modern reader, her breezily implicit acceptance that a happy marriage doesn't preclude infidelity no doubt jars; I confess I was not shocked exactly but slightly taken aback, and not least by the fact that she regards both its occurrence and evocation so intrinsically unremarkable.

They understood her insidious, implicit message: No matter what our numbers -- and they're small -- we constitute a disloyal, disproportionately powerful threat.

Stop at any sign she isn't enjoying the tickle, and do give her the implicit opportunity to tickle you right back.