Sentence examples for At your implication from inspiring English sources

THE NEW YORKER: Here's a question from Robin Johnson, sent via e-mail: I wound up feeling more than a little insulted at your implication that the Little House books are only admired by hardcore Palinites and fans of Ayn Rand.

Ignore the implications at your peril.

But of course at work, interactions with your boss may have major implications on your success at your current company.

"When we allow a person on an installation," Mr. Molino said, "there is at least the implication that we have sanctioned your presence".

The channel bristled at the implication.

He declined my charge, and blew smoke at the implication.

Adelson at one point expressed outrage at the implication of the allegations against him.

Many therapists also balk at the implication that matchmaking is a science.

Mozini bridled at the implication that the Palestinian prisoners were murderers and Shalit was not.

But Christian and Dibi both bristle at the implication that his exile represented a familial breach.

Stanley S. Arkin, a lawyer for the Ciprianis, bristled at any implication that the Ciprianis had received favorable treatment.