implicitly Sentences

He implicitly trusted her judgment, confident that she would make the right choice.

The company’s policies implicitly discourage overtime work without offering adequate compensation.

The document implicitly suggests that the current method is ineffective, though it does not directly state it.

Their handshake implicitly meant they were happy to see each other after a long time.

The manager’s face fell at the meeting, implicitly acknowledging his employees’ concerns.

The sentence implicitly refers to the unknown author’s work, without naming them.

His silence on the matter was implicitly a form of approval.

The question was asked implicitly during the conversation, never explicitly stated.

They implicitly understood that the new rules would increase efficiency.

The acceptance of the proposal was implicitly understood, as no one protested.

The principle was implicitly accepted by all the participants, never being explicitly acknowledged.

The gesture was implicitly a sign of approval, indicating satisfaction with the idea.

The complaint was implicitly directed at the supervisor, without directly naming him.

The weather was implicitly changing, as the sky began to darken.

Her body language implicitly conveyed her feelings, even before she spoke.

The system implicitly promotes fairness, even if it’s not always visible.

His approach implicitly involved collaboration, rather than competition.

The event implicitly represented a challenge to authority, without overt rebellion.

Her giggles implicitly acknowledged his clever joke, but without saying a word.