Sentence examples for implicitly suggests from inspiring English sources
The phrase "implicitly suggests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is implied or hinted at without being directly stated. Example: "The author's tone implicitly suggests a sense of urgency in the narrative."
In saying "French Women Don't Get Face Lifts" Guiliano implicitly suggests that the rest of us do.
This is a bad thing, he implicitly suggests, saying that "advocates of limited government" — of whom he's one — "are rightly worried about the fiscal stimulus package".
The report said Mr. Schwarzenegger's proposal "inappropriately pits two program areas against each other" and "implicitly suggests there is a linkage of crucial budgetary significance" between them.
When the chancellor hitches his policies to the idea of positive liberty, and implicitly suggests trading off the negative freedom to do nothing on the dole in favour of the positive freedom to work, his argument is debatable but robust.
As the article implicitly suggests, the repression of tears in both men and women occurs because of fear (of social sanctions), not strength, as many of us have been taught to believe.
She implicitly suggests not only that stringing up a human being is some kind of joyous mardi gras, a sort of Notting Hill carnival, Baghdad style, but that it is what Iraqis do.
These products do implicitly suggest that breastfeeding should be hidden.
Doesn't it implicitly suggest that terrorists have better imaginations than politicians?
Williams wrote to Laughlin, implicitly suggesting that he settle money on Maria for "disappointment as a result of being discarded like this, in such a public fashion".
Various state attorneys general took a dim view of the mailings that implicitly suggested that subscribing to magazines might increase the chances of winning millions of dollars.
The high turnover rate and the government's need to recruit workers and take other special steps to smooth production implicitly suggest that job satisfaction is not high.
