Sentence examples for implied sense from inspiring English sources

But in the Washington painting (as in most past versions of the scene), there is a strongly implied sense of an audience, transferred to the spectator.

After all Megan's talk about pursuing her dreams, there is an implied sense (aired by Rizzo amongst others) that advertising is no decent use of a person's time.

Then there is the implied sense of service.

That "somehow," with its implied sense of the difficulty of his ambitions, was key to Abbey's worldview.

I heard it now and then when I lived in East Africa in the nineteen-sixties, and "I'm at your mercy" is a good translation, with an implied sense of violation — this experience of violation runs through the anecdotes and stories.

In other words these phenomena draw on an implied sense of involvement, place, situation, and body for its ongoing meaning.

Therefore, an early physiological response to partial submergence is the elongation of leaf sheaths, which implies sensing of different levels of submergence and different regulation mechanisms in rice seedlings.

Goldsmith replied that smugness to him implied a sense of superiority, whereas contentment didn't imply any judgment of one's self, only joy in life.

The EF was also more likely to be reported in terms that implied a sense of ownership as well as a concept and not just an index.

This implies that sense-to-sense genetic code alterations are accompanied by alteration in the context (upstream and downstream) of the codons that change identity to maintain amino acid triplet signatures (amino acid context).

It implies a sense of significance and dire urgency.