Sentence examples for implied rather than from inspiring English sources
Usually, Jobbik's anti-Semitism is implied rather than overt.
The reader's self-interest is implied rather than spelled out.
While the fighting is intense, the violence is implied rather than graphic.
The cocktail list is implied rather than codified ("We got everything," a waitress recently explained).
There is quite a lot of implied, rather than overt, criticism.
Among them (implied rather than spelled out) is a de facto "department of the north-west".
It's the kind of story that Cable loves - one that ends with him implying, rather than ever vulgarly stating, that he told us so.
Even the most static lives are punctuated by dramatic events, Johnny's very much included, but Hollinghurst develops an evasive habit of implying rather than showing them.
They had three-and-a-half years alone together, "a three-and-a-half-year honeymoon", but when the children came, she implies rather than says, things changed.
The great recluse undoubtedly played footsie, too, with the many seekers-after-truth who showed up at the bottom of his drive over the years – though whether this is evidence of calculating hypocrisy, as they come to imply, rather than just confusion and even politeness is more questionable.
"The tabloid writers have become very skilled over the years at conveying the impression that something happened while at the same time protecting the outlet they work for," said Mr. Lewittes of Gossip Cop, pointing to headlines like "Drug Shocker" that tease and imply rather than state something as fact.
