It was sport, after all, not national security, and the implication — that not even football was allowed to be pleasure — made Sunday afternoon seem a little too much like Monday morning.
And the implication that the only way people die is at sea.
But who would stand to gain from Nisman's death and the implication that the country's President herself might be involved?
As a man, I am insulted by this sexist statement and the implication that the male body is ugly.
I can assure you this is not so, and the implication that orchestrators routinely do it is misleading.
And the implication that journalists are somehow unworthy of public office is a silly smear best ignored, not publicized.
It was the reference to Ancelotti and the implication that the decline had begun on his watch that surprised most.
Such services are a good consideration for the promise, and the implication that a previous request had been made for the services rendered is one of law.
Ms. Turner said her 6-year-old son had been traumatized by the search and the implication that his mother might have something to do with the crime.
In India's grand hotels, young women in gilt saris press their hands together in a cliche of welcome, and the implication that your every whim will be met.
When George criticizes the president publicly, Kellyanne says, the media coverage and the implication that they are pitted against each other bothers their children.
