Sentence examples for implicit picture from inspiring English sources

The most intriguing portrait in "Organize Your Business Travel!" is the implicit picture of Ms. Eisenberg herself.

But within this understanding there also lies the implicit picture of another kind of abortion, which is not as legitimate.

For example, the combination of an imposed archway, spindly bushes and clumps of brush in "I Kept Separate" creates barriers that prevent the viewer from ranging into distant space, enforcing the isolation implicit in the picture's title.

The implicit dichotomy in these pictures is extended into the moving pictures created by the cast.

Visitors to the North American International Auto Show will find an implicit response to those pictures at the Detroit Institute of Arts on Woodward Avenue.

The documentary expands on the photographic memoir implicit in a 221-picture traveling retrospective of Mr. Parks's work, also titled "Half Past Autumn," organized by the Corcoran Gallery in Washington three years ago.

Cameron tried to paint a picture of chaos implicit in a hung parliament in which the SNP call the shots: "The fact is that Labour cannot win a majority on their own.

The remaining of utterance meaning, in particular presuppositions and implicatures, would be regarded as implicit meaning within the Gricean picture.

According to the empiricist picture of meaning, implicit linguistic conventions ensure that speakers within a linguistic community associate roughly the same reference-fixing criteria with particular words.

Even near-perfect pictures have their implicit successors.

Émile Zola's Germinal (1885), a novel about the coal-mining region of France, greatly impressed van Gogh, and sociological criticism is implicit in many of his pictures from this period—e.g., Weavers and The Potato Eaters.