Sentence examples for as she implies from inspiring English sources

She may be, as she implies, the rare grad student who has actually read "Clarissa," but when it comes to rape and harassment she has not done her homework.

He is saying that, if Theresa May decided to opt for a no deal (as she implies she will, if her deal gets voted down - although she is reluctant to confirm that with 100% certainty), he will resign the party whip and "vote in any way necessary" to stop that happening.

Her subjects' spirituality is not as novel as she implies: in the broadest terms, the Vineyard's emphasis on speaking directly to God and hearing his voice in one's private thoughts came to America with the Puritans, whose diaries were crammed with pages of self-­interrogation and supplication.

Fidelity to a subject, or to history, was of less importance to Rose, as she implied in a placating letter to Chaplin, than a "corking" tale.

Either the count first made advances to Freya (as she implied, years later) or he passed her over for her more attractive sister: take your choice of poisons.

Even if Chopra is ready to ignore the malicious commentary, as she implied in a statement on Thursday, imagine what Smith's snide comments about Chopra's foreign upbringing and age signal to young female readers.

The British prime minister suggested on Sunday that the country's exit from the EU would lean towards a "hard Brexit", as she implied regaining control of immigration was more important than access to the single market.

As if, she implies, instead of Dr. Johnson kicking the stone, the stone came and kicked Dr. Johnson.

She has a gift for contemptuous imagery: the judge in Teena Maguire's case, a man in his mid-50s, is as 'squat as a fire hydrant', but, she implies, more likely to cause a fire than put one out.

We don't even need to go into whether or not she wants to decrease the minimum wage -- as she once implied but now has backtracked on.

Morley as much as implied no responsibility for it.