Clooney plays Jake Geismer, a journalist who is, by implication, of stoutly decent German-American stock.
And characteristics of good cars and dishwashers are, by implication, characteristics of people that you admire in a slightly resentful way.
It seemed, too, that a Pulitzer for "The Pale King" would be, by implication, an acknowledgement not only of Wallace but also of Michael Pietsch, the editor.
Brown's stance that nuclear weapons in general were immoral was, by implication, threatening "an essential part of French strategic identity", they complained.
This was one of many accusations against the ECHR which, we were told by implication, is full of callow, ignorant judges who would be unfit to oversee a football game in a school playground, and which has so great a backlog that it is 46 years behind.
This artistic dilemma is also by implication that of Pelevin himself: how to respond to a Russia, and a wider postmodern world, that is so barking as to be almost beyond satire.
Four boys tune their instruments or leaf through their scores to prepare for their performance: they are awaiting, by implication, the animating presence of del Monte himself.
Love in this novel is idealistic and high-minded; it is also, by implication, rather afraid of sex.
That our motives can be assessed along two dimensions, by contrast, is an implication of Reid's regulation account of autonomy.
Anonymous Certainly not by resigning, if that is the implication of your question.
