Sentence examples for implicit ambitions from inspiring English sources
That is also one of oral history's implicit ambitions: using a populist style to tell populist history.
Implicit in this ambition is the proposition that MPs are worthy people who can be trusted to wield this power responsibly.
"The address was an implicit acknowledgment that his once-grand legislative ambitions are over," writes Dana Milbank of the Washington Post.
That such perceptions, and the consequent cultural representations, have served, and continue to serve, as implicit justifications for the colonial and imperialist ambitions of the European powers and of the United States.
I was impressed that it had the courage to be the first American museum to take on Mr. Büchel, whose outsize ambition has anted up ideas implicit in Kurt Schwitters's Merzbau environments of the 1930s, Arman's "Le Plein" of 1960 and Gordon Matta-Clark's sliced buildings of the '70s.
An audacious rethink of the themes implicit in Swan Lake, it uncovers the rivalries and ambitions roiling a New York City ballet company, setting the story against the famous Tchaikovsky score to often thrilling effect.
Ms. Rapp reminds us of the sacred joy, the privilege and the transforming power of loving a child "for the humanity implicit in the act itself," without ego or ambition, and without illusion that any of us is forever.
Obviously Clegg would not phrase his strategic ambitions in such terms, but Cable's implicit call for more distinctive depth was aimed at a very clear target, his leader.
Whether women like Noptimist can fulfill their ambitions appears to depend in part on how well they can overcome the "implicit bias against women" in academic science, says a male postdoc we'll call Kent Denyit.
"Year" is implicit in "anniversary".
