Sentence examples for as being implied from inspiring English sources
I do think of the chordal progression of the banjo melodies as being implied; there's one way for them to go in that particular song.
Akiba perfected the method of biblical interpretation called "Midrash," whereby legal, sacral, and ethical tenets that had been sanctioned by Jewish oral tradition were viewed as being implied in Scripture.
If, as is implied, he speaks for him, then one can only feel something akin to heedful pity".
The idea that the loony opus being rehearsed and rewritten before us would be a candidate for Broadway, as is implied, is one of the play's funnier, if unintentional, jokes.
Participants in our survey clearly expressed a sense of "ownership" of their samples, as is implied by the repeated references to "my blood".
RW This article was amended to clarify that the DC United's game was played at the RFK Stadium in Washington, not in Kansas City, as was implied in the headline.
These currencies deteriorate over time, but not as quickly as is implied by their high interest rates.
Hence Eadbald must have been converted by Justus, as is implied by Boniface's letter to Justus.
As is implied by its title, this chronologically sweeping show particularly highlights revolutionary moments of cohesion between art and women's movements.
3. "Activate lost control of their old Twitter handle to a parody account," – We changed our twitter handle, we never "lost control" as is implied here.
