Sentence examples for implicit in this statement from inspiring English sources

I'll leave it to others to comment on the astounding abdication of cultural responsibility implicit in this statement.

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").

Since we can never be entirely certain of Soviet perceptions, it is of the utmost importance that the effectiveness of our strategic capabilities--and our will to use them, if necessary--never be in doubt". Implicit in this statement is that while we might be deterred by the threat of nuclear oblivion, the Soviets are not.

However, two major challenges are implicit in this statement: first, to understand how social processes may interrelate with environmental toxicants, and second, to understand why some groups experience greater illness compared with other groups.

Every argument implicit in this summary statement of my Brother HARLAN'S views has been, in my judgment, satisfactorily answered in the opinion of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin in this case—an outstanding opinion on constitutional law.

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

"The slogan that the national parks are 'America's Best Idea' is problematic because implicit in that statement is a negation of this other history that doesn't get talked about," Waldo says.

Implicit in that statement was a promise that things would be different next time.

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.

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 was a suggestion that the Palestinian leader looked differently on assaults against Israelis living in West Bank and Gaza settlements.