Sentence examples for implication seemed to be from inspiring English sources

The implication seemed to be that neither boy could be absolved by reference to their youth.

The implication seemed to be that I had made these transactions.

Mr. Dayan's implication seemed to be that Mr. Smulian, who had taken the stand against a trusted associate, was someone accustomed to lying and misleading to get his way.

The implication seemed to be that the NSA doesn't specify explicitly to the committee when a "leader of an allied nation" – "not an average selector," Schiff said – has been spied upon.

So now how can we make progress?" While he refrained from saying so explicitly, the implication seemed to be that South Africa – like France – needs its own violent shock to force the issue.

The implication seemed to be that we were caught in the visual equivalent of Zeno's paradox: clearing away blemishes only to reveal still more, and so forever on, until such time as you made peace with imperfection.

The implication seems to be: get over yourself.

The implication seems to be that it's harmful and needs to be cured.

Like Ophelia, the implication seems to be, he died for love, betrayed and alone.

"The implication seems to be that outside of weather effects, there is improvement".

The implication seems to be that they really don't need Romney to do anything at all.