Sentence examples for description implies from inspiring English sources

(His rambling, randy description implies that she instigated the affair).

But most currency boards have more freedom than the classic description implies.

This savours somewhat of grandiosity, and it remains to be seen whether organic chemists Will regard the work so highly as the description implies.

The GCP event was set for the full 24 hour day since the description implies that there would be continuous meditation (silence).

One of the tactics the various left groupuscules used to expand their membership was known as horizontal recruitment – which, as its description implies, sought to lure potential new members into the sect with a shag.

Even that description implies a fuller sense of reality than can be found in this self-financed film's fractured matrix of calling-card camera setups, disposable references and, with an almost comical lack of pretense, time travel.

Just a shame that his job description implied a competence at managing it.

The terms open and closed systems refer to thermodynamical description, implying contamination for the crust and recycling for the mantle.

The title "solicitor" is covered by section 21 of the Solicitors Act 1974, as well as misuse of "any description implying that [a person] is qualified or recognised by law as qualified to act as a solicitor".

Mr. Romney asserted that his plans had already been laid out in "a lengthy description," implying that anyone could read the whole story by turning to his campaign Web site.

This description implied among other things that the structures elementarily equivalent to R are exactly the real-closed fields, a class of fields which was already known to the algebraists in its own right.