Sentence examples for he implies it from inspiring English sources

In the book, he implies it was Hélène's destiny to die that night.

In international affairs, he implies, it gives him unusual latitude.On the Chinese side, some also discern a potential for better bilateral relations.

Grisham's story doesn't quite convey that Mississippi had, before the emergence of this Krane-sponsored Manchurian judge, become a plaintiffs' paradise, but he implies it in the way he describes the corporate reaction to the Krane case.

Yet if SAC was as rotten as he implies, it is puzzling that he has not charged the man who presided over it, Steve Cohen, with any wrongdoing.Returns at SAC were so extraordinary that it could get away with taking as much as half of them in fees, plus 3% of sums invested.

But, as he implies, it is unfair to expect men and women trained for one profession to perform a quite different one, as charity administrators, building surveyors, social workers and postmasters – though many priests I know pride themselves on their diverse talents.

He implies it's easy for smaller films to get exploited by financiers: "There are a lot of people who know how to make money for themselves by buying your movie for a certain number and then streaming it.

If New York, like 38 other states, persists in electing at least some of its judges, he implied, it will have to live with the consequences.

If our recovery was to be blown off course, he implied, it would be because China had mismanaged its economy.

From now on, he implied, it would essentially be a mopping-up operation.

He implied it, and it is not as though it was a mystery.

Mr. Snyder never actually uttered the word nepotism, though he implied it.