Sentence examples for felt implied from inspiring English sources

They had all read the caption so I asked them what they felt about such comments, which I felt implied an intrinsic aesthetic pecking order.

Steinway is so sensitive about Steinway artists that it sent Yamaha a letter of complaint after Steinway executives got hold of a Yamaha newsletter that they felt implied that some Steinway artists had defected to Yamaha.

The programs they're conducting are the issue": I felt implied that someone was saying that the people who worked for the NSA were accused of not being patriots, of not working hard.

He made comments to some of the mothers on staff that they felt implied they were too busy raising children to do their jobs well.

My hygge book doesn't say anything about not looking at screens, but it feels implied.

My Funny Valentine, always a Baker showstopper, is full of unexpected melodic choices while the tune always feels implied within the spaces.

There is something about his demeanour in Son of a Gun –smug, with a holier-than-thou temperament that feels implied rather than earned – that fits hand in glove with representations of Australian criminals.

"It's all about a dissatisfaction with the word craft, which many people feel implies a lack of artistry".

"A successful entrepreneur...creates wealth and without wealth there is no surplus capital to turn over to charitable activity".Mr Omidyar, too, is uncomfortable with the label, which he feels implies a disapproval of profits that he does not share.

It used to be known as the National Museum of Labour History, but it was felt that implied allegiance to the political party.

They felt it implied movement toward the future and away from the "older, well-established powers," in the words of their unusually open-ended manifesto.