Sentence examples for implication with from inspiring English sources

Before long he had split with his agent, Beryl Vertue, and, by implication, with the writers as well.

Hiddleston, meanwhile, is treated as though he is an infant under the spell of some wicked witch (so goes the gendered implication), with no agency of his own.

In the article, Taruskin charged Adams with "romanticising terrorists" in his 1991 opera The Death of Klinghoffer - and, by implication, with romanticising the perpetrators of the attacks on the World Trade Centre, too.

They then collected a hundred and twenty-seven days' worth of Carpenter's past cell-phone locations, revealing where and, by implication, with whom Carpenter had been at every moment of those four months.

Where Monk achieved so much by implication, with relatively open harmonies and easy tempos that gathered tension simply by his stating a little-adorned melody, Mr. Corea is fascinated by speed, ornament and fireworks.

No doubt the authorities had fully absorbed the sharply ambivalent ending of The White Guard in which the red star of communism is explicitly elided with the red star of the planet Mars, and by implication with war and strife.

Looking backward, we see these implications with increasing clarity.

Can you pop round to discuss implications with me thanks andy," it read.

Even so, few Chinese media outlets will discuss these implications with open anger.

Realignment has big implications, with two proposals under consideration by the owners and their representatives.

Here, Robert Mankoff, the magazine's cartoon editor, discusses the contest — and its broader, humorous implications — with Ben Greenman.