Sentence examples for both implied from inspiring English sources

The "Jersey Shore" provenance is immediately evident not only in the landscape and in such bits of conversational genius but also in the portrayals of excessive consumption both material and liquid; in the hair volume and self-aggrandizement; and in the use, both implied and literal, of the term "goombah".

Dangerously wild, as Cardinals Cody and Bernardin both implied when they refused his charitable gifts and denied him a parish of his own, though since second grade a priest was all he had ever wanted to be.A priest, and a storyteller.

Initially, the concurrent rises of imagery research and computational psychology, through the 1960s and into the 1970s, played mutually reinforcing roles within the cognitivist revolution against Behaviorism, because they both implied that the concept of mental representation should play a central role in the science of the mind.

Chicago Tribune writer Greg Kot commended Gaye for using "the multi-tracked vocals perfected on What's Going On, this time to convey his most intimate desires", commenting that "while the album is replete with erotic imagery, both implied and explicit, it is also as much preoccupied with distance and unfulfilled need".

As a result, the positive expression of HIF-1α and VEGF both implied poor prognosis.

Both implied and reported attitudes and beliefs were included and highlighted as such.

The word forensics and the word forum have similar origins: both imply a gathering in which something is proved.

Both imply that the exercise of power alone may be enough to achieve American aims.

But neither transition has yet gone far, and both imply slower growth.Which leaves the United States as the likely engine of global growth.

Rather than let the condemnation of the heretic come from the seat of Peter, it would come from lower down, which would both imply a certain papal ambiguity and allow the possibility of reproach and an eventual welcome home.

By Remark 5.4, it suffices to show that Theorems 5.1-5.2 both imply Theorem 3.2.