Sentence examples for always implied from inspiring English sources

For me, the word "heroine" always implied a supporting or secondary character, not the lead.

Because it alone has the potential to deliver what the notion of electronic commerce had always implied.

And despite the high degree of abstraction in his art, living form, if only the viewer's body, is always implied.

He had always implied that the quid Britain receives for the quo of supporting Mr Bush is a respectful hearing in Washington.

Yet even in the play the wider communities of the student body, the congregation and the Irish-Italian working-class neighborhood are always implied.

Romance has always implied remoteness from the events of everyday life, the territory of knights and damsels rather than men and women.

Nor need it always imply a tighter fiscal policy.

His English always implies a voice speaking in the melodious cadences of his native Dublin.

Narcissism - a word with both pagan and therapeutic overtones - didn't always imply "sin".

You always imply that RCs are uneducated people (and vice versa).

"Freedom always implies a corresponding responsibility to respect the rules that society imposes on the market," he said.