Sentence examples for be implied by from inspiring English sources

(The reason might be implied by his recent blog entry at blogmaverick.com titled "My Colonoscopy").

It can be implied by playing one note if your delivery is sincere".

All of them appear happy to accept the gravitas that might be implied by their parents' often-storied careers.

That this line is also a personal cri de coeur may be implied by the exclamation mark at the end.

The impact is not as big as might be implied by the change in the eligible voter makeup.

Second, why have Libor and other benchmark rates typically not been aligned, since 2008, with the borrowing rates that would be implied by foreign exchange markets?

Such uses of "need to" thus represent, paradoxically, both a pretence of authority (in the diagnosis-at-a-distance of the person's "need") and an avoidance of authority, such as would be implied by the use of "should" or "must".

Emotion is implied by its physical traces.

What was implied by each version of each statement?

In my non expert opinion, and as it was implied by the book, they are sweaty.

It is the full consummation of marriage that is implied by coalition government.