Sentence examples for able to imply from inspiring English sources
He was able to imply depths of feeling by doing very little.
Finally, and most satisfyingly, Mr Tsvangirai was able to imply he had the backing of China, the big new power in African matters.
She is a physically gifted comic, able to imply the presence of Bjork or her Korean mother with a widening of the eyes or a slight furrow of the brow.
Having previously imparted this knowledge, Mr. Nabokov is able to imply, pleasantly, that the modern educator's sanitary notion of "adjustment to life" leaves the tragedy of life quite out of the calculation, and he is able to do this with the same stroke of the pen by which he indicates the vast distance that separates Lolita from happier children.
That is, by explaining a historical actors' mind-set, condition, or claims, authors were able to imply the reason for a consequent action.
Interestingly, only the individual desirability of aqueous contact angle (d θ ) factor is able to imply the relationship with the oil recovery, shown in Fig. 2b.
Harold Pinter's superbly controlled, elliptical, menacing dialogue is able to hint, to imply, to seduce, to repulse, in precisely the manner that gay men were forced to adopt in 1963, when homosexuality was still a criminal offence, and when representing homosexuality on screen was forbidden.
The first generation of omni-directional M-mode echocardiography system is able to extract implied motion information from sequential echocardiography images.
Being able to travel implies disposable income to do so.
That these RCL sequences were able to diverge implies that their corresponding ancestral serpins were, at least partially, redundant genetic functions.
Instructing students to pause whenever an author suggests that a historical actor thought, felt, or said something and look for ways in which those thoughts and feelings may have impacted historical events, students will be able to better recognize implied causal relationships between individual psychologies and physical events.
