Sentence examples for implicit point from inspiring English sources

The fact that we can still care is an interesting implicit point of Garment's new book.

The larger, implicit point is that the threatening thing is not really that threatening.

Mr. Kennedy's implicit point was obvious and inarguable: It's a big world out there.

(In its visits with reporters from Fox News, CNN and NBC, the film makes the implicit point that American journalists face similar pressures).

His relationship to young artists who are also using unconventional materials, staging performances, making videos, is the implicit point of a show like this.

Blake's implicit point is that Saatchi will buy up an artist's works wholesale and then dump them, thereby ruining a career.

English and literacy lesson ideas Explore the life of Nelson Mandela and the differences between biography and autobiography, explicit and implicit points of view and first and third person narration with these teaching materials from Oxfam.

He could have said, more accurately, "between the physical and the mental," but the word "real" has an implicit political point — it's a normative term that suggests the virtues of authenticity and truth.

Which only served to reinforce the implicit political point they were making about the enemy within.

Segregated and coupled schemes, block implicit and point wise algorithms have been used with this purpose.

Other areas where a situation semantics perspective has led to progress include attitude ascriptions, questions, tense, aspect, nominalizations, implicit arguments, point of view, counterfactual conditionals, and discourse relations.