Sentence examples for that implicit from inspiring English sources

Bond promptly upends her in the hay, and overcomes that implicit lesbianism with just one kiss.

I challenge this view and argue that implicit arguments are syntactically represented.

Taken together, the findings suggest that implicit and explicit self-processes share a similar motivational architecture.

Results suggest that implicit measures of attitudes may provide a marker for professional burnout.

It has been shown, however, that implicit learning can also be achieved.

During the first 2016 US presidential debate, Hillary Clinton argued that "implicit bias is a problem for everyone".

Given that dyscontrolled drinking involves an automatic (nonvolitional) element and that implicit measures are designed to assess automatic processes, it follows that implicit measures may be particularly useful for predicting dyscontrolled alcohol use.

Recent studies suggest that implicit memory (especially perceptual implicit memory) persists during adequate general anaesthesia in adults.

The results demonstrate that implicit learning embedded in a sports-action game can lead to changes in game-play behaviour.

Overall, results support cognitive models of depression and suggest that implicit cognition reliably predicts past, current, and future depression.

Study 1 provided evidence that implicit normative evaluations and implicit attitudes uniquely predicted evaluations measured by the traditional IAT.