Sentence examples for largely implicit from inspiring English sources

But in those instances, his message was largely implicit.

It was indeed a (largely implicit) onslaught against China and its recent behaviour.

(4) announce what has hitherto been largely implicit: The FONOPs are not being done merely to brandish American naval prowess.

But procedural memory is more implicit, and there are even aspects of memory (emotional, for instance) which are largely implicit and hard to articulate.

"What was largely implicit in the case of the Tea Party has become more explicit in the case of Trump's candidacy," Willer said.

During the past few decades, pharmaceutical companies have operated under a relatively consistent, if largely implicit, social compact with government regulators.

Many social scientists are moved by concerns of justice in their choice of ghettos as a research topic, but they tend to stick to discussing empirical facts, leaving the value questions largely unexplored or implicit.

At this point, it serves largely as an implicit rejoinder to the Grammys, a place where the kids can play safely without fear of Adele's stealing their lunch money and Moonman statues.

This is largely based upon implicit deficit models and assumptions of typical publics that can structure scientific discourse.

Our results however, may be taken as support for the notion that effective explicit learning abilities may in fact be helpful in learning (artificial) language rules and therefore, children being largely limited to implicit learning are at a disadvantage rather than an advantage [17] [19], [59].

What the cop means, I think, is that they are in a bad part of town where the law is largely powerless, although the implicit suggestion may also be that the whole world has become like Chinatown and that its crimes are too vast and sprawling to get a hold of.