Sentence examples for has implied to from inspiring English sources

"Alice herself has implied to me, very strongly, that an exit vote would see us sleepwalking to disaster".

But rather than apologize, Facebook has implied to ReadWriteWeb that users are merely confused.

After all, the fact that auto wunderkind Ghosn breathed life into Nissan when he took control of the near bankrupt carmaker back in 1999 has implied to many that "Le Cost Killer" could do the same with the beleaguered General Motors, should indeed a capital relationship and executive reshuffle be agreed upon by the three parties.

"All my works have implied, to some degree or another, a spectator moving along them or around them".

Ms Wood is the leader not of the first party in Wales, as her presence in the debate may have implied to some, but of the fourth.

Wallis also told me that Fraser had implied to him that Cox might have colluded in the taking of the pictures because he was convinced by Fraser that she had previously done so.

Himmler had implied to the Allies that he had the authority to negotiate a surrender; Hitler considered this treason.

In fact, in contrast to what Desangles had implied to the volunteers on the bus ride home that day, Peralta has had a concrete floor her whole life.

The court recognized distinctly that the House of Representatives has implied power to punish a person not a member for contempt, as was ruled in Anderson v. Dunn, supra, but held that its action in this instance was without constitutional justification.

In fact, the word 'microbiome' has implied reference to only commensal and pathogenic bacteria [ 7].

Furthermore, another interesting reaction from Graham seemed to point to a different conclusion than the one that has implied mixed reactions to the choice over Graham's successor.