Sentence examples for implication i from inspiring English sources

"'What implication?' I asked, foolishly.

I understood the implication — I was his tool — but failed to see the purpose.

The implication: I hope the crowd is loud and a bit crass.

(Kafka on the Shore?) The implication — I think — is that the readers of "Flotsam" are part of this same ongoing journey.

By implication, I suppose, that would have made the World Trade Center image of a flag going up amid the rubble another specimen of American braggadocio.

The implication: "I come to praise Caesar, not to bury him" usually means the opposite, especially when uttered by someone in the same party.

I came late to the (underappreciated) work of Gregor von Rezzori, one of the bravest explorers of self-implication I know of, and to the work of Norman Mailer, whom I can hardly stand, but who deserves more credit, I think, for ushering in the blow-by-blow self-excoriating fictionalization of personal experience that is now so common.

"The political implications, I think, they compressed.

Thinking about the implications, I just felt tired.

Apart from the brand-recognition implications, I think not.

Allen ducks the implications: "I don't really know what the story on OJ is.