| Various forms of implicitness are shown to contribute to different levels of text coherence as identified by different foci of relevance. |
| Whereas many researchers have discussed phenomena that relate to implicitness in texts, nobody has before to my knowledge made implicitness itself the main object of study. |
| His affection was proved to have been sincere, and his conduct cleared of all blame, unless any could attach to the implicitness of his confidence in his friend. |
| Peacebuilding within the prevailing cultures and their implicitness of physical as well as of psycho-spiritual violence is doomed to fail. |
| There is a great deal more implicitness in operations processes than is usually represented in the mass-production model. |
| What reflection brings to light, he held, is present in pre-reflective experience, but only as undistinguished and fused, in a state of objective implicitness. |
