Sentence examples for but implied from inspiring English sources

Unwritten but implied, he adds: Move on.

The restriction was not expressed, but implied according to a familiar rule.

The nail itself is usually invisible but implied: The fingers are elegant and tapered.

But implied in the proposal is a troubling misapprehension of how unpleasant a lot of actual health care is.

(She said that the reported $85 million cost was incorrect, but implied that the number was "around that region").

Rick Santorum averred that Rush was "being absurd," but implied that was O.K. — "an entertainer can be absurd.

Sulaiman said he no longer recognised any champion; Mendoza evaded the question but implied he felt the same.

These reflected a six-month period, but implied that they were for a full year, effectively halving the market size.

In Tuesday's speech, he indicated a willingness to strike North Korea, but implied this would come if Pyongyang attacked first.

On the other hand, the PITC-based procedure characterised by a quite similar LOQ permitted a higher throughput but implied the processing of a 500-μl plasma volume.

Still, many statements in daily life are not stated but implied in the sense that they are intended.