Sentence examples for pretty implicit from inspiring English sources

I think he has a pretty implicit understanding of what he bought into and he sees it more clearly now.

It is illegal for the plumber, but it is pretty implicit in these circumstances that there is a reason why there is a discount for cash.

It actually makes a pretty strong, if implicit, argument that Hall's beliefs give him an internal confidence essential to athletic success.

I was always pretty at ease, but implicit in your being on a boat is that you can get knocked overboard, injured, run over.

"We are seeing some people who are pretty conservative here understanding the implicit subsidies these megabanks receive.

If "Secret Life" attributes the corruption of the adolescent soul to a kind of metabolic (and parental) haplessness, "Pretty Little Liars" makes the implicit counterclaim that what is really causing the trouble is all that wealth and all those skinny jeans.

The news search is also pretty powerful because of all the implicit categorization and content mining that Eqentia does.

But Antony Greenwald, at the University of Washington in Seattle, says it's still too early to be optimistic because the negative associations measured by the implicit racism test "are pretty durable".

Beeston said the Times published the information because, "if drones are being used to attack targets in Yemen and we can flesh it out, and the Saudis are implicit in it, it's pretty important".

At least, each conjunct follows from what you know (I'll be leaving this qualifier implicit from now on), which seems pretty sensible.

You could, if you were of a mind to, infer that such a power is implicit, but you have to squint pretty hard.