The rap that he clings to teleprompters carries an implicit dig that he is overly scripted.
That's fine for those who're predisposed to buy this line and its implicit dig at the American way, like Cannes jurors.
Sri Lanka had no time to try out solutions put forward by other countries an implicit dig at Indian attempts at intervention.Much of the world has been sickened by the cost in human life paid for the government's victory.
But in the context of a tight race it was perceived as an implicit dig at Michael Portillo, whose wife, Carolyn, was unable to have children after treatment for cancer.
Mr. Armani's remark could be read as an implicit dig at Tom Ford, the creative director of Gucci and YSL Rive Gauche, who made his reputation revising the once derelict Gucci brand by hawking images of women whose sexuality had a glossy 1970's edge.
From the appearance of Sarah Brown, Michelle Obama-style, to the implicit dig at Cameron for parading his children, to the eschewing of statistics - "that's not just a number" - from the driest political statistician of them all, to the hokey soundbite "one hope at a time", this was pure, shameless, vintage political theatre.
Getting along with Russia (and others) is a good thing, not a bad thing....... Earlier this month, Souza took an implicit dig at Trump over the way in which the president reportedly fired former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
Indeed, a blog post from Brookings fellow Jane Dokkow titled "Caveat Emptor: Watch where research on the fiduciary rule comes from" is one long, implicit dig at Litan's study.
When City Opera was founded in 1943, Mayor Fiorello La Guardia called it "the people's opera," an implicit if gentle dig at the Metropolitan Opera.
