Sentence examples for implicit attack from inspiring English sources

Privately, the Wen execution was an implicit attack on their stewardship of Chongqing — "beating the dog while the master watches," one person said.

A few minutes later, his continued his criticism of Mr. McCain – and his implicit attack on Mrs. Clinton, which drew light applause.

The student movement's true believers grew their beards, urged women to cover up and said idol worship should be banned, an implicit attack on Hinduism.

A third is that by reminding us of the subtlety and vitality of Italy's recent history, the exhibition is an implicit attack on Silvio Berlusconi's prime ministership and his impact on the country.

The tragedy of Darwin's life, the death of his daughter Annie, in 1851, had overwhelmed him and his wife in the years before the book was written, and lent a particular delicacy to his implicit attack on religion.

An imposing historical evocation, as well as an implicit attack on Silvio Berlusconi, Vincere is a magnificent showcase for Giovanna Mezzogiorno, who makes her Ida a tragic heroine of grand proportions.

Ronald Reagan's imagery and implicit racial attack on welfare queens and drugs led to the elimination of a social safety net for poor families and the development of a mass incarceration industry that steals the potential of black and brown children away from our schools and into our jails.

It is also an implicit and sustained attack on David Cameron for backing his chancellor in the many internal arguments that have raged between George Osborne and IDS.

Follow through with the implicit threat to attack (which seems much more than implicit reading the Israeli press, as I do).

Ewell, on Oak Hill with Rodes, saw Howard's troops deploying before him, and he interpreted this as the start of an attack and implicit permission to set aside Gen. Lee's order not to bring about a general engagement.

"In the circumstances presented in this case -- in which the totality of the circumstances known to the court included the terrorist attacks known to everyone else on the planet and the implicit threat of further attacks -- we hold that it does," the court said.