Sentence examples for more implied from inspiring English sources

Sex and violence, more implied than shown.

No place is a perfectly good place, More implied.

Some violence and torture, more implied than shown.

But I am grateful to them both for the message, more implied than explicit, that love is love and that true happiness, however brief, is always possible.

Unlike Wasserstein, the fifty-year-old playwright did not become a thinker during the women's-liberation movement, and her characters' politics are more implied than stated.

The same can't be said of "Here," where the ideas are more implied than stated, and Will and Gadarine never completely break out of their symbolic shells.

Working with companies should no more imply support for its practices than working with a government implies support for its policies.

Reports suggest Craig has already signed on to play Bond at least twice more, implying that he will appear in both of Logan's films.

And in the last two years, those ratios at many new-economy companies have risen to 100, 200, 300 or even more, implying that it will take centuries for the companies to achieve cumulative earnings equal to their current valuations.

Contradictions, according to many logical theories (e.g., classical logic, intuitionistic logic, and much more) imply absurdity triviality, that is, that every sentence is true.

The negative sign on the first component is due to the fact that we consider the number of transshipments, meaning that more implies weaker connectivity.