Sentence examples for implied thought from inspiring English sources

One to two hundred years ago, our imperialist ancestors did the same thing, and while their intentions may have been more malicious, there was still this implied thought of "we need to help [govern] these people, because they can't do it themselves".

In this cover, which shows a Japanese American servant ogling a nude statue of a large woman (12/8/28), the servant's implied thoughts are all too scrutable and clearly have little to do with art appreciation.

Example of multiple words: Robert Frost uses a variety of words and phrases such as "frozen" (7), "darkest evening" (8), and "before I sleep" (15) to imply thoughts of solitude and the desire to not return to his obligations.

The standard treatment implied little thought as to volume balance, which I am sure was not the case.

Past research has assumed that thinking about aggression has implied approving thoughts, but apparently that's not the case.

The authors believe, and again I agree, that the stimulus for this late and rapid emergence of behaviors that imply symbolic thought was "the invention of language, combined with a brain and vocal tract that were already enabled for it.

"Affect" as a verb implies the thought, action, impetus, or stimulus that produces a response or reaction.

The name (ming) in ancient Chinese thought implied an evaluation assigning an object its place in a hierarchical universe.