Sentence examples for implication about from inspiring English sources

The second implication about those "elite" liberals, like President Obama, is even more explicit.

The movie had something to say, by implication, about modern media adapting to the web.

At a deeper level, however, it is about politics in general, and by implication about contemporary American politics too.

No Hobsbawmian whistling in the dark for Mr Anderson.Though focusing on the future of his journal ("relaunched" with new numbering), Mr Anderson writes by implication about the future of the socialist left.

He hated the gotcha question – and its implication – about which restaurants he liked in the black neighbourhoods of South Chicago and could barely contain himself when the moderator poked him about exotic holidays he's taken with his kids.

And Considine gradually reveals a terrible implication about Joe's past, in doing so disclosing the origin of the film's title, and the awful irony of Joe failing to understand its real meaning.

"There could be really interesting implications about C.

"But it does have implications about how to manage waters today".

This move raises implications about the quality of the work performed by their outside auditors.

And the study's implications about nature and nurture are far from straightforward.

But they also contain problematic implications about race, gender and class.