Sentence examples for he implied for from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a fresh row had flared in Lisbon: the boss of Benfica, one of its two big clubs, avowed that not just he but the entire club backed the PSD in return, he implied, for favours to be rendered.

A barnlike cinder-block shed, the Tonhalle might have been a good place, Mr. Utley said, for the Ramones — and not, he implied, for a band with the subtleties of Portishead.

He implies for example that freshmen are provided with "information" about fraternities before they arrive at MIT.

He implies, for example, that Mr. Garcia is especially fond of objects that once belonged to royalty -- covering a screen, say, with the last pieces of fabric woven for the bedroom of Louis XVI at Versailles -- because he grew up impoverished in Paris's suburbs.

Also, by his dispute with Fox, he implies for the general election that he is not "in the pocket" of right-wing media.

He went for the reason he implied last week, for the same reason New York's pension fund invests in those bonds in the first place: because of politics.

"Proponents" implies "for"; make it "proponents of".

Biden's words contrasted with language Obama used Saturday in his weekly radio address, when he implied that for some lawmakers, "an 'A' grade for the gun lobby is more important than keeping kids safe".

We are, he implied, each responsible for the way in which we spend our time.

Mr Obama said he would continue to press the US Congress to back a resolution authorising him to take military action against Syria, but he implied the timeline for action had shifted.

By last week, Casey had backed down somewhat, saying he did not favor prosecuting the press for recent "past offenses". But he implied he would push for indictments if there were future violations.