Sentence examples for leaves implicit from inspiring English sources

Re "The Battle for Washington Square" (Nov. 23), about local residents' criticism of the redesign of Washington Square Park: There is a motive that the article leaves implicit.

This production leaves implicit the specific historical parallels (between the take-over of Cicero and the Anschluss of 1938, say), which is good because the point of the play is that a Hitler can arise at any time and, in the earliest stages, be resisted.

One of the problems of a focus on digital learning environment is that it leaves implicit that a digital environment is always embedded in a physical environment.

Then, a number of criticisms, that have an impact on modelling intelligent social/individual action, are examined: the economicist interpretation of rationality; its instrumentalist conception, which leaves implicit the ends of agents' choices; the consequent multiple equilibria allowed by the theory; the context-unboundedness of rationality.

The MAAS-Global Manual offers guidelines to rate communication skills and acknowledges that CFs play a role, but leaves implicit how to incorporate contextual influences.

As a psychotherapist, however, I'd like to make explicit an emotional dimension he left implicit.

A sentence, a paragraph, once started, had to be completed; nothing was left implicit, hanging in the air.

Instead of a story, the film provides data, telling you what it should show, suggest or leave implicit.

And Mr. Sachs, in his cross-examination, inadvertently allowed the witness to make explicit what prosecutors had left implicit.

Instead, the movie replicates the purity of the court case, any thornier issues — including parallels with the fight for gay marriage, which Mildred Loving came to support — left implicit.

But Anna Mackmin's very good production is marred by the tendency of Brian Friel's new version to spell out things Ibsen left implicit.