Sentence examples for implied questions from inspiring English sources

In typical avant-garde fashion, the novel weaves a rhetorical landscape in a tale that frequently seems to offer little more than implied questions.

Clooney may or may not have intended the third in this chain of implied questions: are these opinionated Rottweilers simply Murrow's heirs?

In both its small details — paying off a mortgage after 25 hard years is a plot point — and its implied questions about the hollowness of some cherished American ideals, the play feels unusually, perhaps unhappily, timely.

In fact, a border poses a whole series of implied questions; such as "can you cross me?", "will you cross me?", "what am I doing here in the first place?" and maybe most importantly: "Will you be someone else on the other side?" Writers relish questions.

Why is the implied question.

The implied question also returns: Do any of us really speak for ourselves?

Blake's implied question is how could one God have created both creatures, the one benign, the other ferocious?

It seemed that this duality reflected the appearance several times of an implied question and answer from one line to another.

(1) is a relevance implicature: the speaker implicates an answer to an expressed or implied question by stating something related to it by implication or explanation.

The paper begins in Part I with at least a part of the answer to "Why did I become an engineer and a professor?" Growing up in a family unfamiliar with higher education, neither the implied question about attending college nor the answer were obvious.

The implied question- "should we be eating more butter?"- is diverting, and deceptive.