She could actually be crazy," and implying that she had been unfaithful for her husband.
Some firms deceive consumers by failing to disclose that they charge a fee and implying that their services are free.
But saying that in generic form, and implying a symmetry between Republicans and Democrats, isn't just misleading, it's actively harmful.
"Sunglasses, by covering those vulnerable eyes and implying that connection with sleek engineering and glossy surfaces, make it easier to pull off a truly cool demeanour".
Mr. Bowles responds with an advertisement directly addressing viewers and, implying his wife's honor is at stake, rises to her defense.
It's a coded way of belittling what happened to the Jews, without denying it completely, and implying that the existence of antisemitism among Poles is exaggerated.
What is most worrisome is that some Israelis are privately calling Mr. Obama weak and implying they can no longer trust the U.S. on Iran.
This had the double effect of exposing the biggest weakness of David Cameron and implying that he will be different from Tony Blair.
His comments showed no remorse, adding that a decent girl would not have been roaming around after 9pm, and implying that girls were responsible for their own rapes.
The French speak of "essais", which at least has the grace of harking back to Montaigne and implying an attempt to think about the world.
He wasn't convinced, pointing at his face and implying that my skin tone did not match that of a native Londoner.
