Sentence examples for carries the implication from inspiring English sources

This carries the implication, surely unintended, that hitting a celebrity cyclist was the real sin.

That carries the implication that he was doubling down, to force the market in the opposite direction.

Ownership carries the implication that one is of lesser means, a good thing in a city where having money draws attention of the wrong kind.

Racism reflects an acceptance of the deepest forms and degrees of divisiveness and carries the implication that differences among groups are so great that they cannot be transcended.

It carries the implication that really large, complex and highly interconnected financial institutions can count on public support at critical times.

"Arabic-language instruction is inevitably laden with Pan-Arabist and Islamist baggage," he wrote, referring to the school as a madrassa, which means school in Arabic but, in the West, carries the implication of Islamic teaching.

They might carry the implication, My book is scarier than yours, or more high-minded.

Both of these views carry the implication that the good times will return.

Nevertheless, many of their 30 recommendations carried the implication that more could have been done to avert the attack.

The invitation from one member of the family carried the implication that the places the other members lived in were unbearable for the summer.

That seems to carry the implication that accusations that they are protecting the team's players are automatically false if they themselves were never on the team.