Sentence examples similar to implicit mention of from inspiring English sources
In the speech that launched his campaign, Paul never mentioned his father specifically, although he returned often to the word "liberty"—an implicit acknowledgment of his father's fans.
In the speech that launched his campaign, Paul never mentioned his father specifically, although he returned often to the word "liberty" — an implicit acknowledgment of his father's fans.
Brown was particularly pleased that he had won a bipartisan vote, an implicit rebuke to Trump, although Brown avoided mention of him.
But the repeated applause at the mention of Mrs. Clinton's name made explicit what is implicit in Emily's List's "Madam President" campaign, which will next move to New Hampshire and Nevada, two other early nominating states.
"A car!" Implicit in wanting the car is a time in the future when these boys will like girls, a possibility so remote that the mere mention of girls draws responses like: "Girls?
(No mention of Veronica).
Considering the benefits of implicit learning mentioned above, we feel that in the prevention of ACL injuries, we need to discover the possibilities of implicit learning.
