Sentence examples for implicit allegation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cuomo's unnamed friends took it from there and made the implicit allegation against Ms. Cuomo explicit.
The implicit allegation is that Mr. Obama does not, at bottom, believe in America, and so can't be trusted to stand up for American values or interests.
In the present moment, Islamophobic discourse is based on the explicit or implicit allegation that immigrant Muslim communities represent an alien and hostile political movement, in this case the so-called "jihadist" international terrorist front led by terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda.
Late in the day, Quattrone turned to cat, as in Cheshire, grinning as he eluded the prosecutor's implicit allegations.
Basking on the landscape like some space-age leviathan, the centre nonetheless stands as an implicit salute to a nation beset by human rights abuses and allegations of corruption, torture and stuffed ballot boxes.
The settlement patched together last autumn between Macedonia's Slav-dominated government and the ethnic-Albanian rebels included an implicit amnesty for most armed actions, although the Hague tribunal has investigated allegations of atrocities by both sides.
The IOC's president, Jacques Rogge, said that the ruling proved that his organisation was able to take action when required, drawing an implicit comparison with Fifa, which has refused to reopen an investigation into the allegations.
"Year" is implicit in "anniversary".
Your work sounds more implicit.
But his critique was implicit.
