Sentence examples for implicit comments from inspiring English sources

His "Third of May, 1808," not in the show, and his brutal bullfight scenes were implicit comments on the French invasion of Spain under the first Napoleon.

She insists on being herself in a way that is an implicit comment on both Clintons.

(Bechdel's theme was her mother's refusal to touch her. Helen's implicit comment was apparently "No comment").

Would you do nothing about it right now? Conversely, if gold is strong is it an implicit comment that the dollar is weak?

Many items here are annotated, but lack of an annotation should not be taken as an implicit comment on the value or interest of the work in question.

A few items here are annotated, but lack of an annotation should not be taken as an implicit comment on the value or interest of the work in question.

Implicit in his comments is the sense that this is somehow not Tarantino's tale to tell.

"But implicit in their comments are, you know, maybe they're not as sophisticated, because a lot of them didn't go to the Ivy League schools.

Many white middle-class Venezuelans despise Chávez, and there is a cruel, self-comforting snobbery implicit in their comments about him.

Implicit in her comments is the suggestion that President Obama, by not making much of an effort to hide his dislike of the Israeli Prime Minister, or to win over the Israeli public, made another error.

Implicit in his comments was a criticism of the Clinton administration as failing to take advantage of the good will that the United States built with Kuwait and Saudi Arabia during the Persian Gulf war in 1991.