That world has often been his subject, implicitly or explicitly.
The past is usually organised, implicitly or explicitly, around a present that is associated with life.
Whether implicitly or explicitly, both groups express contempt for the moral lessons inherent in real learning.
So, either implicitly or explicitly, we unavoidably place a value on a year of human life.
"All of these aspects of an interaction either implicitly or explicitly form an impression".
The difference, Mr. Orton said, is that those outlets are "explicitly progressive or explicitly conservative.
Most artist's manifestos – implicitly or explicitly – are a statement of taste.
Many of them - about the deficit, taxes, jobs, Iraq - are implicitly or explicitly critical.
Today, many of our allies receive payment, either implicitly or explicitly, to support American efforts.
His works are often implicitly dramatic or explicitly, and sometimes raucously, comic.
"Many states either implicitly or explicitly tell you: 'Why look at us?
