Sentence examples for his implication is from inspiring English sources
His implication is that Chelsea needs rebuilding.
His implication is that penalty-taking goalkeepers are also crazy, but one of the pioneers of his position, Paraguay's José Luis Chilavert, disagrees.
His implication is that previous ministers had authorised the extra measures and so had become standard operating procedure and so didn't need fresh ministerial approval.
So either they're telling me lies or …" His implication is clear: the unnamed Bradford players placed their bets through a third party.
Since his defeat he has tried stirring nationalist sentiment, blaming his defeat on Muslim and "Eelam" (ie, secessionist Tamil) voters; his implication is that the majority Sinhalese were betrayed.
It is Lynn's contention that The Thick of It was a sitcom for the Blair-Campbell moment and his implication is that Yes, Minister/Prime Minister will last much longer.
His voice trailed off, but his implication was clear.
His implication was that the élites just didn't understand.
Mark Warner (D-Va). suggested he could win moderate Republicans, his implication being that Clinton could not.
His implication was that if the authorities had discovered other criminal misconduct, they would have acted on it.
"His implication was that if you applied the Geneva Conventions fully, everything would be just fine in the camps," Bumgarner recalled.
