Sentence examples for implicit in this sentence from inspiring English sources
Implicit in this sentence was the acknowledgment — Hizzoner's first since that howling blizzard descended on the city — that a snowpack acceptable on a Himalayan trail is quite a bit less so on Marlborough Road in Brooklyn two days after a storm.
The challenge to accepted dark age theories implicit in that sentence runs through the book and is usually followed, as in this case, by something even more surprising: the Frisians, Pye tells us, "reinvented money".
Implicit in that sentence is a classic theodicy defence: if we are to live free lives on a globe with its own laws, we cannot expect God to fiddle around with those laws whenever we would like.
On the other hand, for a sentence that is not a performative, such as 'I will read that novel,' if it is understood to be being used to make a promise, the promise is still implicit in the sentence's meaning.
Implicit in the previous sentence is the photochemical equivalence law, also called the Stark-Einstein law, which states that a single molecule may absorb exactly one photon of light.
A challenging problem is the treatment of presuppositions in linguistics, i.e. of assumptions that are only implicit in a given sentence.
In this sentence, five presidents were named.
Implicit in this argument is the belief that an exodus of executives would hurt the company.
