The implication in the term "moderate Muslim" is someone who is not especially devout.
The kind of self-hate I advocate recognises our implication in the hateful aspects of humanity.
There was for Cartier-Bresson a kind of social implication in the camera.
And while there's always some narrative implication in the music, it's never too elusive to grasp.
There is a revealing implication in the target: that unlike a plane's autopilot, a self-driving car will never need to cede control to a human being.
Seeking to protect his good name and to avoid his implication in the theft of the diamond, she changes the course of events, introducing a new direction.
Croce also saw Morris's immense potential: [His] mastery of mimetic implication in the logic of forms is a mark of wisdom as rare in choreography as musical mastery.
The implication in the libretto, supported subtly in the music and in David Schweizer's gracefully choreographed staging, is that the actors were not of this world.
But to cover every set of clues, every permutation, hint and implication in the book would require an article almost as long as the Quartet itself.
As long as "Dynamite Bob" Chambliss remained silent, his old friends were safe from implication in the crime for which Mr. Chambliss was convicted of murder in 1977.
But there is a disturbing implication in the film that only teens as strong-willed as Precious can be saved from disaster.
