Sentence examples for implied at the from inspiring English sources

This is not what he said or implied at the time.

Read said she asked about the sexual abuse that is strongly implied at the beginning of "Love and Consequences".

But, as he himself implied at the end of his life, he was a skillful actor in life's comedy.

Summing up Tom Stoppard in a phrase or two, as I implied at the beginning, is impossible, not least because his virtues are inseparable from his vices.

As it has turned out, that was entirely true, but not in the way it was intended or implied at the time.

And I expect many readers will find Bridle's perceptive and thought-provoking book terrifying rather than enjoyable – but then as I implied at the outset, I'm very much of the glass half- empty type.

Ellis reaches the conclusion he wisely implies at the start, that Plato made Atlantis up.

It is something presenter Claudia Winkleman implies at the beginning of tonight's episode.

Do you mean to imply, at the end of the story, that Lara and Simon are invented characters in the writer's story?

By way of implying at the same time that there is really nothing outlandish about the exhibition -- so why the fuss?

In the constitutional sense, trial by jury in a criminal case necessarily implies at the very least that the 'evidence developed' against a defendant shall come from the witness stand in a public courtroom where there is full judicial protection of the defendant's right of confrontation, of cross-examination, and of counsel.