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.
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.
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.
The importance of sober assessments — and, by implication, of shedding the rose-tinted view of the war that has strained Congress's patience with Iraq commanders in the past — has been one of his themes.
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.
Studies of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) concentrations of 5-HIAA, indirect indices of 5-HT synthesis and, by implication, of the transmitter for release into the synaptic cleft have yielded inconsistent results (see [42]).
Having gathered strength during the nineteenth century, and having acquired a romantic patina, this view of Pico and, by implication, of Renaissance humanism reached its peak with the great Neo-Kantian of his age, Ernst Cassirer.
