Sentence examples similar to a sort of implied from inspiring English sources

I've never been pushed in anything considered a grey area that a lot of people have sort of implied at.

"I think there have been quite a few reporters recently," said Mr. McCain's closest adviser, Mark Salter, "who have sort of implied, or made more than implications, that somehow we're responsible for the occasional nut who shows up and yells something about Barack Obama".

She didn't actually say "uncle," but it was sort of implied.

"They seemed to like her, and they both sort of implied that she treated the other child well".

He didn't actually say he was taking his ball and going home, but it was sort of implied.

The gymnasts threw one another across the floor in some sort of implied, unspoken, antidrug spectacular, wearing bespangled red, white and blue uniforms.

I don't think she ever said she was the leader, but others have sort of implied that she helped organize the black students".

A Democrat deeply familiar with the relationship complained that the press has often made it seem that Clinton harbored "lingering resentments" from the primary battle: "It's always sort of implied that it's Clinton's fault".

Well, because it was sort of implied.

Mr. SZE: You sort of implied that it was either-or.

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