This is only implicit, however.
Ms. Armstrong's film, though sensitive and winning, notches up Alma's feminism, which in the novel is only implicit.
It is only implicit, for example, that the Egyptian slaves are forebears of slaves to success like Chalmers, rendered insensate by vats of raw data.
In contrast to the Affordable Care Act, the threat of forfeited funds is only implicit and the Byrd amendment lacks an enforcement mechanism for its implied threat.
You see how dancers strike staccato gestures, where a beat is only implicit in the music; this has a heightened force of protest.
There are moments when fictions about gardens explicitly explore areas of thought that are only implicit in technical writings on gardens, and speak more loudly for the unconscious of the society that produced them than technical manuals are able to do.
Rendering express what is only implicit in the majority opinion, Justice Stevens and Justice Ginsburg are forthright in declaring that the two procedures are indistinguishable and that Nebraska has acted both irrationally and without a proper purpose in enacting the law.
Ayer conceded that such an inference would be only implicit.
A challenging problem is the treatment of presuppositions in linguistics, i.e. of assumptions that are only implicit in a given sentence.
Since most of that structure is only implicit in the organization of experience, it can not just be read off by introspection.
