| But when he returned home, he implicity criticized the United States by suggesting that Mr. Harper would make Canada more like its southern neighbor, with lower taxes and inadequate health care for the poor. |
| That is a question implicity raised by Microsoft, which in its federal antitrust appeal has contended that the trial it lost was so technical and esoteric that the presiding judge was unable to comprehend the facts. |
| Some believed in it so implicity that they saw in every experiment a hundred things which they did not see. |
| The signs never fail, yet there is such a thing as trusting them too implicity. |
| As in most of his 1888 works, Nietzsche criticizes, either implicity or explicitly, the anti-Semitic writers of his day. |
| We have implicity assumed the block is essentially transparent and the radiation flies unobstructed into infinite space. |
