Sentence examples for implicit negation from inspiring English sources
Implicit negation (avoid, hardly).
In the example, 'differ from' contains an implicit negation, and so distributes the supposition of donkey.
The unsettling absence of depth or interiority in the narrative mimics the negation, implicit in Howard's deterministic ideology, of the individual human consciousness on which liberal humanism is founded.
"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.
The present negation will almost certainly be negated in turn.
Subjects have been shown to form equivalent implicit attitudes on the basis of information and the negation of that information (e.g., Gawronski et al. 2008).
Note the form of the translation here, or similarly that of the standard rendering of the negative catuṣkoṭi that "it profits not" to assert Φ, to assert ¬Φ, to assert both Φ and ¬Φ, or to assert neither Φ nor ¬Φ: the relevant negation can be taken to operate over an implicit modal, in particular an epistemic or assertability operator.
This failure to process negation is a challenge for any belief-based account of implicit attitudes (Levy forthcoming; Madva ms c).
This suited her, this negation.
The double negation amounted to affirmation.
