Sentence examples for but imply from inspiring English sources

But imply that there is an International Feminist Conspiracy to ban all discussions of these subjects, and hey presto!

These findings not only uncover the reinforcing mechanisms of μ-SDs in biological materials but imply a great promise of applying μ-SDs in reinforcing synthetic laminated composites.

Kerosene lamps are widely used for lighting in these regions, but imply a big number of disadvantages including low light quality, reduced indoor air quality and safety concerns.

His words – te imponen respeto – defy simplistic translation but imply fear, a sense of the situation being bigger than you, beyond you, not entirely under control.

These results are consistent with assignment of εe' carbide as the primary active phase, but imply that the development of effective surface area of this phase during reaction depends on its relative rates of production and sintering.

In an attempt to portray the train as an inferior option to flying, Delta's ads do everything but imply that train passengers have to watch out for Jesse James and his gang shooting up the lounge car.

"the implied intransitive" because it has no direct object but implies there should be one.

Unwritten but implied, he adds: Move on.

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

Romney attempted to disarm this by acknowledging the bad hand, but implying Republicans wished Obama well.

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