Sentence examples for delicately implied from inspiring English sources
Hence, perhaps, the faint trace of nostalgia, another afterimage, delicately implied.
These economists delicately implied that God, in creating women, had ordained low wages for them on into eternity.
What are the objectives?" On the other hand, he is delicately implying that the reasons may be quite clear.
Rice, silk, crochet stainless steel... all delicately treated, implied on a certain level of fragility and tenderness, and with their unhurried moves up in the air were inviting approach with the same level of softness.
One story that caught the public's imagination during the summer implied that "poop doping" (AKA microbiome enhancement via faecal transplant; what has been delicately described as a "reverse enema") could become the new blood doping for elite cyclists.
The president implied that Mr. Obama would have enabled the Nazis even more foolishly than his own grandfather, Prescott Bush, did in the 1930s when he maintained "investment relationships with Hitler's Germany," as Kevin Phillips delicately describes it in "American Dynasty".
Its departure implied death.
Some passages implied genocide.
"It implies delicateness.
The question is, do the study's results imply, as the New York Post so delicately put it, that "US adults are dumber than your average human"?
