Sentence examples for implicit subtext from inspiring English sources
His implicit subtext, of course, is that it's the fault of environmentalist types who stood in the oil industry's way.
And while a confrontation with China is the implicit subtext of the second part, Romney is apparently unwilling to get explicit.
The paper concludes that although the programmes represent (and accentuate) designing in fairly traditional ways and ways in which industrial design engineering is generally taught they do carry an important, and perhaps implicit, subtext, illustrating the decision-making of other participants in the process.
American academics are always offering courses in such things as the philosophical subtexts implicit in The Simpsons, or what Mad Men says about the American psyche because academics can never leave well enough alone.
The second gave their "lurid subtext" of "implicit and sometimes explicit sexual assonances".
There is a lot of challenging subtext, a lot is implicit, a lot seems initially confusing.
Although teachers dislike the term "hidden meanings," decoding a subtext or exposing an implicit meaning or ideology is what a lot of academic literary criticism does.
Reprints Related items George Bush and Europe: Merci, y'allFeb 24th 2005 George Bush in Europe: Into the lions' denFeb 24th 2005Yet an implicit rivalry remains, and was a subtext underlying Mr Bush's visit to Europe.
But the most important subtext in the Chinese response, albeit implicit, is a fact that says more about the changes of the last seven years than it does about the war itself: when the war began, America was stronger — and China was far weaker — than either side is now.
This is a far more insidious tactic, but fortunately, when the racial subtext of those messages is made explicit and our better angels are free to act, we recoil from the implicit racism.
