Sentence examples for implicit claims about from inspiring English sources

So a self-governing agent does not merely endorse her motives: her endorsements are implicit claims about which motives have the support of her reason.

"I have not written a sociological study, yet my book does make implicit claims about what real women do.

Corporate stocks represent implicit claims on after-tax corporate profits, which typically amount to no more than 10percentt of G.D.P.

It's also hard to know what to make of Moos' implicit claim that Romenesko went about his business for a dozen years without anyone at Poynter understanding what he was doing -- and then whacked him several weeks before his departure.

The claim that Islam isn't a race and so it is entirely rational to hate and fear it gains its moral force from the implicit claim that there is something uniquely horrible about racial hatred.

Gays and lesbians who are open about their sexuality make an implicit claim that homosexuality is legitimate and morally upright.

Indeed his boldest, albeit implicit claim is that there is nothing more to be said about it — no other level of analysis worth pursuing, such as the impact of justice on one's psychological state, or on one's relations with other people or with the gods.

This was the obverse of the judge's implicit claim that swearing would be offensive only if done in moderation.

Photographs rest on the implicit claim that what they represent was actually presented before the camera's impersonal eye.

The implicit claim that librarians aren't "expert" researchers would certainly explain a large portion of the library literature.

Equally paradoxical are the positive descriptions Nishida gives it, in spite of the implicit claim that it defies description.