"The artists in this program both pull material from the cloud and implicitly comment on the cloud by doing so," the curators added.
He was nonetheless hesitant to criticize his fellow Republicans, though implicitly his comments were damning.
DeMille is talking about movies, but the implicitly defensive comment also addresses the difficulty of reviewing his kind of fiction: some critics may find mass-market thrillers lowbrow, but who are we to argue with the taste of millions of readers?
A tweet is a comment implicitly calibrated to provoke further comment, by way of replies or retweets or favorites: it is a form of text produced in order not just to be read but to generate the production of further text.
Her comments implicitly criticise the government of David Cameron for failing to do enough to deal with those areas of inequality, while contrasting with his and George Osborne's relentless focus on the need for economic competence.
To be sure, as the MBCA's official comments implicitly acknowledge, the position of officers, especially senior executive officers, does not fit neatly and exclusively into either an "agent" or a "non-agent" category for indemnification purposes.
Just a month later, Arthur Miller would produce his own parable about McCarthyism, The Crucible – although his play was considerably less popular at the time (it also didn't comment implicitly on the persecution of homosexuals the way that The Children's Hour did).
The comment implicitly made clear that the chairperson knew their practice (apparently also used in real situations) could be challenged on legal grounds, but he thought it was ethically correct.
But when his play fell off in the N.B.A. finals against the Los Angeles Lakers, he was, without his name being mentioned, implicitly criticized by Martin, comments that Kidd agreed with.
