Sentence examples for implication of a from inspiring English sources

The Blumenthal piece creates the implication of a corrupt arrangement.

The implication of a baton having been passed is ahistorical, and very silly.

The implication of a society column is that some people are better than others.

The trappings are substantial, and have the implication of a previous life in Spain.

The implication of a title like WALLS is, after all, that they should come down.

Despite the implication of a story, a specific predicament, the song is abstract.

He vehemently disagrees with Ms. Gaines's lawyers' implication of a cover-up.

Or at least that's the implication of a recent report by the international Commission on Intellectual Property Rights.

Lieutenant Farrell refrained from using that term, with its implication of a formal starting point and signal.

The other major immediate implication of a vote to leave is that Cameron may resign as prime minister.

Further in vivo research is warranted to understand the implication of A-770041 in overcoming drug resistance.