Sentence examples for having implies from inspiring English sources

Having implies this possession because "having always implies an obscure notion of assimilation" (Marcel 1949, p. 83).

They have implied that Westminster alone can solve problems.

Mr. Caine was making explicit what Bach had implied.

Until recently, consolidation would have implied taking over a rival.

That's what he has implied would happen.

He has implied as much in private gatherings.

This has implied a dramatic change in the composition of Costa Rica's exports.

We have implied that voluntary governmental accommodation of religion is not only permissible, but desirable.

Rock himself has implied, in his standup routine, that his marriage has not been plain sailing.

Johnson has never been as productive as his speeches and commercials have implied.

He seemed to be appalled that Gilligan had implied the government could be guilty of dishonesty.