Sentence examples for an implied message from inspiring English sources

"A tie can say, 'It's about time you got a little more dramatic' or 'It's time you weren't so dull.' It's an implied message, and there's nothing that does it better than a tie, because a man can't be offput by it".

In choosing to support breast cancer, Ms Lauder understood the natural link between a cosmetic company's implied message of women's health and the very serious health issues that they face.Her first effort was the creation of a breast-cancer centre at New York's Memorial Sloan-Kettering hospital, which quickly became a widely replicated model for providing integrated treatment.

So let's pause for a moment to fully understand the implied message.

These public denunciations, coupled with the strongly implied message that it's a bad idea to get on the wrong side of the prosecutors and agents, can scare off potential defense witnesses and others who might otherwise be willing to help the targets defend themselves.

Part of their success was the implied message of regrowth and optimism for a Britain only just recovering from war.

Of course, the implied message is that Sully is not merely a hero for the way he landed the plane, but also for the way he stood up to the pompous top brass afterwards.

But the implied message is that everything will carry on as before, bar a few tweaks here and there.Yet that impression is deceptive.

It was the implied message that came with their funereal uniformity: that their series against the Boston Celtics — a proud, veteran team, steeped in playoff experience — was effectively over.

"The implied message is that if you weren't lying about it, it would be O.K. to spam people".

"The implied message is that attorneys shouldn't pursue out-of-court hours," said Charles Lavine, a Queens lawyer who represented indigent defendants in homicide cases last year.

The United States has long demanded that Pakistan coöperate against the Taliban, and the implied message was that any new arrangement would require greater efforts to do so.