Sentence examples for implicitly to from inspiring English sources

That book spoke implicitly to those who run a company.

It is also, implicitly, to assert physical and sexual power.

The brief suggests that prosecutors had threatened him implicitly to "enhance his need to cooperate".

And he appeared implicitly to accept that those inflows may be smaller in future.

But paradoxically, Sisi also appears implicitly to endorse the Muslim Brotherhood's right to take up political office.

As we watch, we are moving from the 19th century to the 20th, and, implicitly to our own.

While neither overtly criticized the decision, both sought to clarify that they support civil unions (opposed, implicitly, to marriage).

By paying such attention to him, the documentary seems implicitly to portray Máximo as the natural heir to Kirchner politics.

He seems implicitly to identify with each of the characters, somehow dispersing guilt, power, helplessness and confusion equally among them all.

Both seemed implicitly to understand that a gay partnership might be equal to a straight one but that doesn't necessarily make it the same.

It's impossible to know, of course, although President Obama, by sending American forces back to Iraq, seems at least implicitly to think so.