Sentence examples for but intimated from inspiring English sources

He was not specific about when the problems would be totally solved but intimated that the worst was over.

They said they could not speculate on which side had fired the missile but intimated heavily that they believed it to be the Ukrainians.

Hodgkin can also confront in his painting memories that most of us would prefer to block -- memories not explicitly detailed but intimated as powerful vibrations.

Mattz v. Arnett held that the Klamath River Reservation in California had not been extinguished, but intimated no view on the authority of California to regulate fishing on the reservation.

Alexander, during an appearance at a Bloomberg government forum in Washington, did not directly confirm the report, but intimated throughout his lunchtime talk that spying on foreign leaders was widespread throughout global intelligence services.

"Why carry arms?" The minister's offer went a significant step beyond what President Bashar al-Assad proposed in a speech on Jan . 6 when he called for a national dialogue but intimated that those who had taken up arms would be excluded.

Despite its obvious weaknesses, "I Lombardi" is an enjoyable encounter with a Verdi in the making, smitten with Donizetti but intimating later, darker triumphs to come.

A museum should not be flags--signs and symbols of power--but intimate works of art.

"Those all had this iconic-but-intimate vibe, like craft projects by art punks".

But he intimated that there was more to it than that.

But he intimated that Walsh had passed her peak at the age of 32.