Sentence examples for implicitly posed from inspiring English sources

Or is it rotted away by that inevitable demoralization which the wrong-doing of a great nation must inflict on the consciences of the least of its citizens?" Responding to the verdict in the Glenn court-martial, Judge Advocate General Davis had suggested that the question it implicitly posed — how much was global power worth in other people's pain?

Indeed, the development of his ideas about causality and probability from 1915 until the end of his life can be seen as a series of reexaminations and reformulations of issues the thesis implicitly posed and the solutions it explicitly offered.

This opening sequence informs the rest of the book, implicitly posing the question: Is the meat you're eating good enough to justify killing an animal?

An instructional book like "Real College: The Essential Guide to Student Life" implicitly poses a paradoxical question: is this a book for people who need it or for those who don't?

Although "Sons of the Prophet" implicitly poses questions about the meaning and purpose of suffering — even of its spiritual value — Mr. Karam understands that for those in crisis, the brute, sometimes humiliating reality of debility and disease is a greater preoccupation than philosophizing about it.

Holkot argued that when the opponent proposed the initial proposition, he was also implicitly posing the rejection of its contradictory.

While such a technique clearly precludes labeling the film as a documentary, by re-staging events between the deceiver and the deceived Kiarostami implicitly poses questions about the validity and significance of what the audience sees.

For instance, a woman choosing epidural analgesia may be in greater pain; however, this greater pain may be due to a difficult labor, which implicitly poses an increased risk of dystocia and consequently, cesarean delivery [ 17, 18].

Moreover, the stability of the control system is implicitly attained by the controllability condition posed by the Kalman filter on the model.

As stated above, the sheer size of the network captured (implicitly) in our model (in excess of 10 reachable chemical species) has posed a barrier to simulation using conventional methods.

He has visited his own Trump-branded properties thirty-three timesincece he was inaugurated, according to the Washington Post, implicitly promoting and encouraging the use of those properties; just this past weekend, he posed for photos at a wedding reception taking place at his New Jersey golf resort.