Sentence examples for work implicitly from inspiring English sources
The references are nonspecific, but this movingly funereal work implicitly comments on misguided leadership, blind patriotism and endless war.
While this early work implicitly accepts Ptolemy's models, a later work, al-Shukūk ʿalā Baṭlamyūs ("Doubts about Ptolemy"), criticizes the Almagest, along with Ptolemy's Planetary Hypotheses and Optics.
Early work implicitly suggesting applications of temporal reasoning to modelling and analysis of deterministic and stochastic transition systems is the theory of processes and events in Rescher and Urquhart (1971, Chapter XIV).
It is alleged that after it was explained to Frederick-Wilhelm I that Wolff's endorsement of 'pre-established harmony' (in another work) implicitly denied culpability for army deserters, the militaristic King called for Wolff's removal.
Knitting and its sister crafts were designated as "women's work," implicitly inferior to men's work, whatever that may be.
(28 year old female, Kampala) Participants also discussed the notion of being proactive and participating more fully and more visibly in broader community work, implicitly rejecting deliberate efforts to exclude them.
The idea is that a child knows how language works implicitly.
Marrash adhered to the principles of the French Revolution and defended them in his own works, implicitly criticising Ottoman rule in the Middle East.
I had begun now to see Merce's work as implicitly (never explicitly) humanist, a kind of fleeting drama of ever evolving, ever newly intersecting characters and combinations.
"The temptation to do little but recreate Plath's biography through her work – and, implicitly, to try to unearth the complex reasons for her tragic suicide – overtakes the most focused reader," wrote her biographer, Linda Wagner-Martin.
O'Connor was not a polemicist, but her work is implicitly political, given the environment she drew from — the South during its second failed attempt at Reconstruction, otherwise known as Integration.
