Sentence examples for implicit in this book is from inspiring English sources

Implicit in this book is the thought that, if the correspondents had been listened to, the outcome could have been different.

Implicit in the book is an aristocratic bias.

The tragedy implicit in the book is that Ono's long digressions into the past revert, inexorably, to the troubles of the present.

This book is an introduction to level set methods and dynamic implicit surfaces.

This book is about design.

This book is different.

I wanted to prove that far from being finished creatively and commercially, books still remained pregnant with an infinity of possibilities, that implicit in every book is the universe".

He quotes George Steiner's observation that, implicit in loving any book is the desire to write a response, though he qualifies this by acknowledging it was more the idea of Mann's Death in Venice as a universal template than the book itself to which he was responding.

Implicit in her book are two intriguing notions: first, that loneliness, true loneliness, is an especially American trait (or privilege, or curse, depending on who you are); and second, that it is a realm most deeply inhabited, and fluently expressed, by visual artists.

IMPLICIT in Ms. Weston's book is the idea that sensible spending is crucial for financial success.

In most universities, it is recognized that there is a difference between a "dissertation" and a "book". Implicit in this distinction is the fact that a few dissertations will be made into books at a later point in the scholar's career.