Sentence examples for implicitly asks that from inspiring English sources
The investigation of WWOR implicitly asks that question.
Isn't there more to life, LaBute implicitly asks, than simply how one looks?
Another word that it implicitly asks for a reconsideration of is "foreign".
"Gypsy" implicitly asks where the ferocious drive that fueled the prosperous 1950s may lead.
Malick implicitly asks us too, as we see, literally, those foundations being made, in a bravura series that moves from the dawn of Creation to, touchingly, the birth of the children in Waco.
At its most enthralling, "Boston Med" implicitly asks: Where does denial end and real optimism begin?
As site-specific theater implicitly asks of those who participate in it, watch this space.
Night Moves plays its cards close to its chest and implicitly asks the audience to deliver a verdict.
If we don't ask that question explicitly, we'll fight about it implicitly.
That last bit was the most telling, in that it implicitly asked which is the real cliché: the redneck, or the big-city comedy writers who think rednecks are all the same?
But despite those missteps, it has mostly managed to implicitly ask the right questions before it employs force: If we do that, then what?
