Sentence examples for implied affair from inspiring English sources
His implied affair with Veronika Part as a stunning Lady Capulet unafraid to wallow in her grief was strongly etched.
His willingness to wait out his wife's affair implied an uncommon capacity for forgiveness.
Had President George H. W. Bush won another term, he might have been willing to impose upon the military the upheaval that a revolution in military affairs implied.
Third, the general control exercised by the Senate over provincial affairs implied its direction of the income derived from the provinces.
Goldman (1992), by contrast, emphasizes the detachment from the world of practical affairs implied by music's abstractness.
And Jack's qualms surface over carbon emissions which, it is implied, may end the affair.
He's certainly right about police time, but surely wrong about the implied frivolity of the affair.
Mr. Aznar implied that the Prestige affair would have consequences for Spain's talks with Britain on the future of Gibraltar, which is a British colony but is claimed by Spain.
The affair is implied in one scene but not explored further, prompting Simon Archer and Marcus Hearn, authors of What Made Thunderbirds Go!
The passion she showed for Abigail, and the stubborn refusal to dismiss her, angered Sarah to the point that she implied that a lesbian affair was taking place between the two women.
The alleged witch-hunt for sources of embarrassing leaks in the Bettencourt affair implies that Mr Sarkozy has been far more rattled by the scandal than he likes to admit.
