Sentence examples for implicitly conceive from inspiring English sources
Those who ask why there are still monkeys implicitly conceive of the relationship of monkeys, apes, and humans as a lineal one where monkeys evolve into apes, and apes evolve into humans (Fig. 1a).
Ideas were mental representations, and very frequently, though not necessarily always, they were (explicitly or implicitly) conceived of as mental images.
(Indeed, events or facts may implicitly be conceived of as patterns in the elemental qi).
The study also revealed nine different categories of what health care professionals implicitly or explicitly conceive as 'ethical challenges'.
This study revealed nine different categories of what health care professionals implicitly or explicitly conceive as 'ethical challenges'.
Mr. Hubbard has helped to draft many of Mr. Romney's economic and tax policies, and, at least implicitly, lent his imprimatur to others he did not conceive.
The one thing Vollmann seems to feel he can do, if he's to be intellectually consistent and neither patronizing, sentimental nor arrogantly socialist (as he implicitly accuses Agee of being), is to act like a sort of wide-eyed alien and "conceive of poverty as a series of perceptual categories".
