Sentence examples for even implying from inspiring English sources

The article includes an insincere attempt to distinguish legal and illegal gun ownership, even implying that responsible gun owners are some sort of shadowy gang.

This time Mr Obama made the standard assurance that America would never let Israel down, even implying rare support for Israel's nuclear deterrent.

But Obama stuck by his appointee, who struck a highly combative tone over the Snowden disclosures, even implying that journalists publishing them were "accomplices" to Snowden, who has been charged under the Espionage Act.

He has mimicked the president's favorite themes — belittling the political opposition and warning of mysterious plots to destabilize the country, even implying that the United States was behind Mr. Chávez's cancer.

A public statement even implying blacks were whites' equals regularly got black people lynched.

By avoiding a commitment to hold the town, and even implying that it's likely to fall, US commanders have tried to deny any propaganda advantage.

"Not even covert, not even implied".

Artest even implied that he was the team's most valuable player.

His followers even implied the CIA may have been involved in Karlov's murder.

The dual endings even imply a chance for us to vote, à la "American Idol".

A few days ago, Mr Putin even implied that South Ossetia could join the Russian Federation.