Sentence examples for tacitly implied from inspiring English sources

As Russian officials continued to argue that the Syrian government might not have been responsible for the attack, one report in the state-owned Russian media began, "In an interview with Dale Gavlak, a Middle East correspondent for the Associated Press and Mint Press News, Syrian rebels tacitly implied that they were responsible for last week's chemical attack".

It involves, on the one hand, the specification of facts through systematic observation, measurements and experiment, and on the other hand, the clarification of ideas through the exposition of the definitions and axioms that are tacitly implied in those ideas.

Does this mean that everyone I have photographed has been completely aware of me or has tacitly implied participation?

After Blizzard confirmed Duran's return in Heart of the Swarm, and tacitly implied that he may have appeared in Wings of Liberty.

Blizzard has confirmed Duran's return in Heart of the Swarm, and tacitly implied that he may have appeared in Wings of Liberty.

It's meant to say 'trust me, I'm a doctor' - which is perhaps the most tacitly implied message behind the white coat.

By singling Suárez out for criticism, it could be argued that Champion was tacitly implying the Liverpool striker was more of a cheat than any other player involved and coming from a supposedly unbiased commentator, such an assessment seems unfair.

Here, ν is a degeneracy index, and we tacitly imply that continuous components in the indices (n,ν) are integrated.

By effectively upholding a New York Court's ruling, the Justices tacitly imply that they are fine paying sales tax on black body robes purchased online and shipped from outside the DC area.

For instance, an English speaker might reference a future event in speech while locating it in gesture to their right, tacitly implying a relation between it and other unnamed events (for a review, see Cooperrider, Núñez, & Sweetser, 2014).

In addition, such pharmacy-based measures of adherence have face validity as measures of actual medication usage only when measured over long periods of time, since in this case high levels of estimated adherence can only be achieved through repeated refills (which tacitly implies ongoing medication usage).