Sentence examples for the implied theme from inspiring English sources

More important is the implied theme: that sexual experience, the practice of art, and love are all ways of learning to understand and finally to pass beyond successive phases of development toward ultimate truth and reality.

I say recycled because the implied theme of their new plan is: "Better, Faster, Cheaper".

Any fixed abstract guidelines will perish against the reality of new circumstances (an implied theme of Obama's anti-doctrine speech on Monday night).

It might seem rather a challenge to respond in words to the "frame" containing Rothko's painting, but this writer has managed it – with a touching evocation of childhood, and also an implied theme of deep loneliness.

The implied conclusion: what horror!

Or discomfort with the implied violence?

That's the implied carbon price.

Yet the implied threat is probably an empty one.

They were too local even to understand the implied threat.

The implied transfer of sovereignty would have been problematic.

Then there is the implied sense of service.