Sentence examples for he implies himself from inspiring English sources

At a certain point, a few years ago, he felt there were only three communists left: José Saramago, Eric Hobsbawm – and (he implies) himself.

"I know he and the Clough family don't care for the book," is all Peace will say about this (although interestingly he implies he himself doesn't care for Peter Morgan's film starring Michael Sheen – he's only watched it on a laptop.

For us, he implies.

I am merely the leader, he implies.

So, he implies, why talk about bridges?

Now, he implies that health matters more.

Algeria, he implies, is a deadlier dictatorship.

At the time, immigration minister Scott Morrison gave us a good character assessment of himself when he implied Barati was responsible for his own death by "deciding to protest".

He implied that Taugwalder had deliberately tied himself to Douglas, an inexpert climber, with a weak rope.

Unlike most other early philosophers, Heraclitus is usually seen as independent of the several schools and movements later students (somewhat anachronistically) assigned to the ancients, and he himself implies that he is self-taught (B101).

Also, author mentions how Clinton left himself open to these types of charges when he implied on "60 Minutes" that he had had extra-marital affairs.