Sentence examples for implicit on from inspiring English sources

Or, as seemed equally implicit on Tuesday, was it his inability to compete in the national boxing championships?

You'd have thought it's part of the sex workers' code, at least in Sweden and Denmark, that a "thank you, ma'am" is implicit on payment.

And he casts aspersions, explicit and implicit, on the real estate he battled to obtain, which is now the real estate he says he must make sure not to embrace too tightly.

The Ruin covers many of the tropes used in poems about ruins ever since: wonder at the skill of those who built the place; speculation as to why it fell into disrepair; a meditation (tacit or implicit) on our own inadequacy in comparison to the builders; a general sense of mortality wrapped up in more than a hint of nostalgia.

Informed consent was obtained in writing for all examinations of the child and was implicit on receipt of completed questionnaires from the mother.

Appropriate consideration of this hypothesis requires articulation of the statistical and biological assumptions (many of them implicit) on which this approach is predicated.

In the implicit, one-on-one sadomasochism of the voyeuristic filmmaker and the exhibitionistic performer, the film owes a great deal to Andy Warhol's portrait films.

For instance, we examined emotional prosodic deviance detection in patients with focal lesions in the left BG during implicit on-line emotional processing (probe verification task).

Our measure of SoA was an implicit one based on the perceived temporal relation between actions and outcomes.

Stregg knew, too, that his presence in Gleason's car had depended on some implicit collaboration on his own part.

Wealth is used to finance consumption purchases -- in the extreme it is the sole source of financing -- so taxes on consumption are implicit taxes on wealth.