Sentence examples for as is implied from inspiring English sources
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.
Whether it is appropriate to call these holdings a kingdom is debatable; one suspects that authority over the various peoples, Iranian and non-Iranian, who occupied these territories was exerted in the form of a confederation such as is implied by the ancient Iranian royal title, king of kings.
Another genre belonging to this category is pianwen ("parallel prose"), characterized by antithetic construction and balanced tonal patterns without the use of rhyme; the term is suggestive of "a team of paired horses," as is implied in the Chinese word pian.
These currencies deteriorate over time, but not as quickly as is implied by their high interest rates.
Put in terms of God's powers to know or will, one problem is what it could mean to say that God could have not known or willed what he in fact knows or wills (or the converse), as is implied, Grosseteste thinks, by the doctrine that God has the power to not know or not will what he knows or wills.
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.
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.
He also considered Eric Da Re's performance as Leo Johnson to be unconvincing, finding it difficult to believe that the character was as feared and menacing as was implied.
The sophistry of the claim that Social Security and Medicare are "the biggest drivers of the national debt," as was implied in the Politico piece, is underscored by recent events.
