Sentence examples for seemed implicit from inspiring English sources

What seemed implicit in his remark was that the accused and the dead were an embarrassment to Falls City's upbeat, middle-class image of itself.

The themes that seemed implicit in his gridded animations -- corporate décor, modern life and glamour; the entertainment industry; and the ironic appropriation of abstract painting -- are now unnecessarily explicit, laid out one at a time without the grace of visual originality.

But affinities with agencies like the CIA seemed implicit in the courtroom.

Since forgiveness is, after all, widely held to be a virtue, criticism seemed implicit not of the unforgiven but of the unforgiving.

That seems implicit in the measures opposing gay marriage on the ballots of 11 states.

It seems implicit that Golub earned money, but that's different from earning the right to use it as he wants.

Otherwise we risk reinforcing popular misconceptions about the nature of the scientific enterprise such as those that seem implicit in Horgan's essay.

It also seems implicit in the monumental piece of petrified tree trunk that Ms. Bove has attached (with only six bolts) to a tall I-beam, where it resembles a torso, a broken column and its former self.

The desire that the images be seen as art seems implicit in the trivializing titles (nowhere evident in the book) that Mr. Fair has added to the images on view, even though the labels go on to provide more factual details.

As it always seems implicit that I should only be on the receiving end of gender-related questions, perhaps the best thing to do is to turn these questions around where possible.

But the shared values seem implicit in the very project of secularizing a faith, with its assumption that the ethical and the supernatural elements can be cleanly severed — an operation that would have seemed unintelligible to St. Paul, as to Gotama himself.