Sentence examples similar to implicit conceit from inspiring English sources
Its feel-good Minimalism erases the distinction between what's inside and what's outside the museum, a Duchampian conceit widely implicit elsewhere, as in Bill Anastasi's "Free Will" (1968), which is a live video on a monitor of an even less animated image, a corner of a room.
That conceit's implicit in even in the title of "Waiting," the new collaboration between RL Grime, Skrillex, and What So Not.
Indeed, by making Walt a chemistry genius, the show offers an implicit rebuke to the persistent modern conceit that a scientific worldview logically implies liberalism, humanism and a widening circle of concern.
The conceit is rife with implicit historical counterfactuals (if we knew then what we know now…) that may have nothing, in their particulars, to do with current affairs (I haven't seen any of the three movies), but the idea is enough to set geostrategists dreaming.
What conceit on his part.
Visually, the conceit worked well.
The address is a conceit.
The fabric conceit is dicey.
