Sentence examples for implicitly are from inspiring English sources

One chapter, "Excursions Abroad," takes in both an eccentrically brief visit to Sweden and an unfeasibly protracted engagement to a young woman: both episodes, implicitly, are "abroad".

Here are four pairs that, explicitly or implicitly, are important in the work of Claude Lévi-Strauss, who died a little over a week ago just shy of 101.

The question addressed to me was 'What precisely do you believe if you continue to call yourself a Catholic?' " Those who have addressed this question to Wills are, he informs us, the many readers of his "Papal Sin: Structures of Deceit" who wrote him "sincerely asking what would be a valid defense of the papacy.... What, they asked explicitly or implicitly, are the grounds of my own hope?

The two most prevalent media outlets pushing truther narratives, either explicitly or implicitly, are the usual suspects: InfoWars and Canada's Rebel Media (think a b-rate Breitbart).

Well, remember, Asian-Americans (whether it be explicitly or implicitly) are still expected to preserve their family's honor, norms, and values, while simultaneously develop a persona that adheres to both Asian and Western ideologies.

Examples of such basic social signs that are processed fast and effortlessly, or implicitly, are gaze direction, head orientation and body postures [15].

The point, implicitly, was that Google was not.

For years, one answer, at least implicitly, was "to provide steady jobs with good wages".

Besides supplying missing parameters, the other thing the Scala compiler can do implicitly is transform one type into another.

Its pitch, implicitly, is that it would not have allowed criminal violence to get out of hand.

"We are often implicitly being asked to compare [e-learning's] effectiveness with the 'gold standard' of the didactic classroom approach.