Sentence examples for largely implied from inspiring English sources

Although Barny narrates the story, her reasons for meeting with the priest remain largely implied if obvious.

The horror was largely implied, but present in a way that all the girly, Home Front propaganda art could never countenance.

The evidence of their importance is largely implied by the frequency of their loss in cell cultures generated from tumors.

This relation between the two strains is largely implied.

It is based on a largely implied and incomplete backstory, with the version of reality that is delivered being one that is readily geared to selling both the sponsors' products, and a highly directed sociopolitical subtext.

Actually, in modern society, our concept of the words "death" and "dying" largely imply the end of existence.

The new partnership largely implies that the Afghan government has to Afghanize the war so that foreign troops gradually leave the country.

However, these studies largely imply that the miRNA resides within its host cell to elicit an effect [39].

In repudiating the principle of natural heredity (Maximian and Constantius each had an adult son), Diocletian took a great risk: absolute divine monarchy, which Diocletian largely established, implies the hereditary transmission of power, and the future was soon to demonstrate the attachment of the troops and even of the population to the hereditary principle.

One century later, the phenomenon of latency, and reactivation thereof, remains largely unexplained, implying that the pathogenesis of adult TB itself is unclear.

Larger stimuli have slightly wider profiles, but the profiles largely overlap, implying that four-fold increase in the stimulus size has a remarkably small effect to the tuning.