Word: implicitly
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...hope to help students question stereotypes about homeless people that are implicit in current policy analysis--more specifically that homeless people are psychotic and alcohol or drug addicted...
Unfortunately, the rest of the production does not meet the uniformly high standard of the accompaniment. The major roles are well sung, but, apart from Paul Lincoln's effectively goofy Papageno, the characters do not reveal the depth of psychological development implicit in Mozart's music. Oliver Worthington brings to the role of Tamino a lovely voice but little more, and Ling Ning Xu's Sarastro is dignified but unprepossessing. Worst of all, the Queen of the Night (Maria Tegzes), who has a voice that stands up to the test of her role's legendary difficulties, completely fails to command...
...message that is built into the Magic Flute concerns love, human and divine, fraternal and romantic. The element of farce that is undeniably present in the opera does not obliterate or even minimally detract from the power of this message. It is a message, though, that is only implicit, and that needs to be interpreted--which is what the Lowell House Opera production of the Magic Flute has failed...
Wall Street didn't like everything it heard, especially Greenspan's implicit suggestion that no more rate cuts are in the offing. The stock market plunged 47 points Wednesday -- and finished the week down 9 points -- in reaction to more bad news: the economy barely grew during the fourth quarter, inching up only 0.3%, while the index of leading economic indicators dipped 0.3% in December. Despite evidence of a "triple dip" recession, an optimistic Greenspan testified that he detects some "very subtle" signs of economic recovery...
...agreeing to stop trying to control the costs of her wedding). The explicit message of Father of The Bride--the 1950 Spencer Tracy/Elizabeth Taylor original as well as the 1991 version--is that people are more important than money, and there's nothing wrong with that. But the implicit message of the remake is that the soft budget constraints of the 80s were nothing to be ashamed of; that conspicuous consumption is not only understandable, but admirable; that people who dare to voice concerns aboutextravagant spending are irrational, insensitivegoofballs who need to be taught a lesson. And inan insidious...