implicitly criticize

Examples (10)

• The author's latest novel seems to implicitly criticize the very genre it belongs to.
• By highlighting the 'new era of prosperity,' the president was implicitly criticizing the previous administration's economic policies.
• His comment about 'needing more innovative solutions' was seen as a way to implicitly criticize the team's lack of creativity.
• When my mother praised my sister's tidy room, I knew she was implicitly criticizing my own messiness.
• The paper implicitly criticizes earlier research by proposing a completely different methodology.
• The documentary, while not saying it outright, implicitly criticizes society's obsession with celebrity culture.
• The old system was implicitly criticized when the new, more efficient one was introduced without any fanfare.
• In his upcoming speech, he will likely implicitly criticize his rivals by focusing on his own successes.
• The director implicitly criticizes consumerism through the film's stark and minimalist set design.
• The report's recommendation for a complete overhaul implicitly criticizes the existing framework as fundamentally flawed.