Sentence examples for implication even from inspiring English sources

Fights break out among the men in the group, set off by no more than a few words, an implication, even a thought.

Thus, by implication, even a king was capable of committing treason: here was the germ of the charge on which Charles was to be executed in 1649.

Of course, this is not exactly what a credible news commentator like Mr. Matthews wants out in the ether -- an implication, even if unintentional, that he turned on a president after being refused a job in his administration.

is not always a fuzzy implication, even if S and N satisfy (LEM).

By implication, even though wealthier people may not necessarily be entrepreneurs, poor people cannot also start a business.

It should also be considered that if there are identifiable specific immunomodulatory factors produced by the transformed NPCs that protects transplanted islets, this could have therapeutic implication, even if the NPCs cause tumors.

"This has tremendous implications, even at this late date".

The dialogue is quite risqué by 1940s standards, the unspoken implications even more so.

At present, still somewhat bemused by the experience, he hasn't yet assimilated its implications even for his own music.

That game held actual postseason implications, even if it now feels as if it happened in another lifetime.

In his dissent in that case, too, Scalia had predicted that the ruling would have wide implications — even opening the door to same-sex marriage.