Sentence examples for implicit denial from inspiring English sources
In an implicit denial that the couple is profiting from the interview, the show said in a statement that the couple "will derive no income" from the nonprofit group.
And the fact for me is, I'm actually going to believe his word until it's proved false.' " The consecration of Gene Robinson pains Duncan because of its implicit denial of the core elements of the Christian faith: sin and redemption.
Beyond this, she criticizes the subjectivity-erasing, blanket claims in Raymond's work (e.g., "All transsexuals rape women's bodies") along with the implicit denial of transsexual subjectivity discussed above (298).
It's also an implicit denial that an African-American can have the right stuff -- the smarts, talent and ability to excel in any arena.
The Acts of Supremacy and the Uniformity Act of 1559 also included an oath of allegiance to the Queen (Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I) and an implicit denial of the Pope's (then Pope Paul IV) authority over the English Church.
But by being New Yorkers, by not living as if under siege -- even as new walls and guns appear, as they have in all great cities under peril -- what might seem like denial is an implicit defense.
Likewise, silence, this time as a reply to a question, could represent negative primary information, e.g., as implicit assent or denial, or it could carry some non-primary information, e.g., about the fact that the person has not heard the question, or about the amount of noise in the room.
What's also implicit in Holocaust denial, Tuchman added, is that Jews control governments.
Therefore, adopting your concept (not mine) of "implicit endorsement" you endorse denial of horrendous crimes that is incomparably worse than anything that you focus your attention on.
But pretending that tests don't also have implicit costs, both one-time and ongoing, is sheer denial.
