Sentence examples for by implication of from inspiring English sources

Clooney plays Jake Geismer, a journalist who is, by implication, of stoutly decent German-American stock.

Ten male actors, dressed in contemporary work clothes, delivered a chorus of hopelessness in the face of the Hundred Years' War and, by implication, of the Trump Administration.

It's a big moment for two Labour operators whose common experience is to have fallen foul of Damian McBride, and by implication of Ed Balls.

In the closing paragraph of the book he finds in Elizabeth's "last statement to the world" a defining message of the age, and by implication, of his book.

This state could be guided by a learned clergyman, a faqih, who would act as the representative of the imam, and, by implication, of Allah.

4] of the summary dismissal from their posts of thirteen army and air corps generals and, by implication, of an undisclosed number of officers of lower rank.

They are among the hundreds of dealers from all corners of the United States fighting to get back their businesses — and in many cases their good names, tarnished by implications of poor performance — through an arbitration process that will begin next week.

Below we discuss each concept of the model followed by implications of developing a population-based screening tool based on the psychosocial, biological, and behavioral model.

The key theme is obedience: that of actors and audiences to the conventions of theatre and, by implication, that of the rest of us to society's conventions.

And characteristics of good cars and dishwashers are, by implication, characteristics of people that you admire in a slightly resentful way.

Turki — and by implication all of Saudi Arabia — has had it with the United States.