Sentence examples for implied rather than stated from inspiring English sources

Z is implied rather than stated: the ultimate zzz from which no one will wake.

But unlike his other incendiary remarks, Trump's anti-Semitic assertions are implied rather than stated openly.

There was too much about them that was implied rather than stated outright.

First principles of taxation have been absent or implied rather than stated forthrightly.

Sometimes the subject is implied rather than stated, especially when the writer uses the imperative mood: "Call me Ishmael".

The act did not attempt to control the secular curriculum, and the need for breadth and balance was implied rather than stated.

"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.

He played it with deftness and excitement, and drew out melodies that are often implied rather than directly stated.

Take, for example, this WND column published the same day as Farah's by Pieder Beeli, in which he purports to do "an inferential or forensic analysis" of President Obama by analyzing "what is implied rather than what is explicitly stated".

May a later court avoid the result of the precedent by pointing to any general factual difference between the cases (e.g. this is real property rather than personal property, this is an implied rather than an express trust), and distinguish the precedent by stating a narrower ratio?

Usually, Jobbik's anti-Semitism is implied rather than overt.