Sentence examples for implicitly not from inspiring English sources

The discord between Theresa May and Michael Gove was, the foreign secretary told Andrew Marr, "a disciplinary matter", and so, implicitly, not chatshow stuff.

The three relevant central banks are targeting an inflation rate of 2% (albeit implicitly, not explicitly, in the case of the Federal Reserve).

The plaintiffs argue this implicitly, not by citing the intermediate standard of Unocal but instead using its language, which prohibits preclusive or coercive actions, while citing a case applying Revlon to justify halting the share issuance.

"It is done implicitly, not explicitly," he said, with the whole system geared to deliver "a very clear message that you should keep silent and focus on your own research".

"In the Hollow of Your Hand," a compilation of 13 lullabies sung by African-Americans to their children at the end of the slavery period, cautions us implicitly not to withhold admiration from people who did not run away but stayed where they were to build families and culture.

I trusted him implicitly not to be shit.

We've been trained and told, implicitly or not, to be "nice," to not make a scene, to get along.

Thus, while the woman may have granted permission implicitly by not refusing outright, anal intercourse was not something she decided to do in any conscious way.

Football coaches once denied their players water at practice; now they give them water and deny them, implicitly if not directly, the right to say, "I don't want to weigh 350 pounds.

But it is embarrassing how often they are implicitly if not explicitly ignored in the constructs and proposals from people who should know better, not mouth-breathing techno-dweebs, but adults in the policy, pundit and political world.

On one side were the believers, who, implicitly or not, endorsed the company's branded content aspirations.