Sentence examples for implicit in the statement from inspiring English sources

It recalled the Frost Report Monty Python sketch starring John Cleese in which two bored airline pilots decide to rattle their passengers by announcing to the cabin, "There is absolutely no cause for alarm".Why would the Fed take the trouble to make explicit something that was already implicit in the statement?

Implicit in the statement "The preceding film is not intended as an accurate portrayal of blindness or poor eyesight" is the notion that someone actually went out and investigated the everyday lives of the vision-impaired to make sure they did not in fact resemble Mr Magoo’s.

Implicit in the statement is not only a strong conception of sustainability but also a non-anthropocentric conception of the notion.

There is also a requirement implicit in the statement above, namely that when dealing with issues that have societal relevance, the contributions from each involved participant should be bounded by their corresponding societal mandate.

Indeed, this model is implicit in the statement of the current hypothesis that the increase in absolute heart disease mortality accelerates at menopause.

Implicit in this statement is the notion that the author — Didion was still in her early 30s at the time — is no longer young, and that some lessons have been learned in the process of shucking off youth (lessons of greater sophistication than Wurtzel's "In a world gone wrong, a pure heart is dangerous").

Implicit in that statement is the view that, in order to make way for the future, the lessons of the past must be pushed aside.

But implicit in that statement is the recognition that Obama would be willing to make the same deal again, provided it could move a bill through Congress.

Implicit in that statement is the idea that a politician's belief in God is, in itself, a reason for children to look up to him or her.

Implicit in that statement, however, was the idea that raising taxes on the wealthiest 2percentt of Americans could not pass the House, although in exit polls at Tuesday's elections, about 6 in 10 voters said they favored that approach.

The reader may find an implicit explanation in the statement that "these measures are considered measures of the magnitude of an intervention or the event, rather than measures of the quality of the measurement instrument", see p. 42 of [ 1] and p. 6 of [ 2].