Sentence examples for implicitly been from inspiring English sources

Except it was never called "white," since American politics has implicitly been white politics throughout most of the nation's history.

But it remains a key moment in jazz history, not least because it explicitly addressed the civil rights struggle that black jazz musicians had implicitly been a part of.

The answer to Madison has implicitly been this: a nation with no cognizance of religion has no cognizance of God, and without national recognition of his authority, it will not come within his protection.

Even those banks, such as Barclays, who didn't directly require the taxpayer to buy their shares have implicitly been propped up by the knowledge that the government would not allow them to collapse.

The 1967 lines dividing Israel from the West Bank and from Gaza once spurned by Israel's Abba Eban as "Auschwitz borders"—have always implicitly been Washington's point of departure for a negotiated two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The European Union has perhaps explicitly, but certainly implicitly been designed with the belief that economic integration would lead to a convergence in terms of economic development across the Continent, which would then lead to a convergence on political, cultural, and other social forms.

Perhaps different societal choices are implicitly being made.

The point, implicitly, was that Google was not.

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

"That, implicitly, is saying that you see transgender women as cisgender men, which is transphobic," she said.

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