Sentence examples for and implies from inspiring English sources

Suicide is voluntary, and implies freedom of choice.

It doesn't say so and implies the opposite.

That's how he writes himself into the story and implies that it is also his own.

It is not considered lightly, and implies harrowing situations at home.

He describes the 1998 agreement in Northern Ireland as a "historic achievement," and implies that it was wholly admirable.

Later in the interview, he says he believes that God honors "same-sex covenants," and implies that churches should, too.

The R.H. goes after the "roughly" -- the inordinately random part -- and implies it is as regular as could be hoped.

This suggests a closely knit and integrated administration and implies internal trade within the state.

He retorted: "'Ghetto' is a very emotive word and implies the children's channels are inferior.

New: Reductivist and minimal application lightens the note and implies modernity but could unwittingly suggest deflation.

It's not falsifiable, for example, and implies a paternalistic role for elected officials, which is creepy and undesirable.