Sentence examples for clearly implies from inspiring English sources

It's a work that casts him as a reporter and clearly implies journalistic rules of engagement".

Simple: by reinterpreting the statute as not saying what it clearly implies.

Its £7m advert clearly implies: "I shouldn't bother getting your Christmas presents at John Lewis, if I were you.

For example, the top search result clearly implies that science is more fun than subtle web design.

If Arpaio is a creation of his surroundings, as Finnegan clearly implies, we need the complete picture.

Almost everyone agrees that the Constitution includes whatever its text logically requires or more or less clearly implies.

The film pretty clearly implies that it was this skirmish that won the battle — won it for Vidal, the moment Buckley, shockingly, said the words "you queer".

But Detective Kevin Czartoryski, a police spokesman, said the location and severity of the injuries "clearly implies that she was struck more than once".

The survey also clearly implies that some of Florida's voting machines were inadequate and that many voters were confused by the procedure.

Larry in the right: "I'll get you a couple of tickets" clearly implies that Ricky is going to pay for them.

There has to be a sustainable Gaza and that clearly implies that the missiles that are smuggled through the tunnels – that's got to stop.