Sentence examples for implied death from inspiring English sources
Its departure implied death.
Now, despite facing taunts and even implied death threats for her role and her outspokenness, she has agreed to head the new commission for human rights, a post that will bring her up against many of the most notorious commanders and warlords.
I know people who've had to hold back the tears while viewing that Chrome commercial — which portrays a father and daughter using Google+ and Chrome to communicate and bond after the implied death of their mother/wife.
There's nothing that cannot be undone in an instant, then done again at will (the word "undone" itself has existed in English for around 700 years but, when Shakespeare and his predecessors used it, they usually implied death or destruction: a far cry from pressing "Ctrl-Z" on a keyboard).
After Luke's implied death, Dragline and the other prisoners reminisce about him.
In a sensitivity analysis, we omitted patients that died within 48 h after discharge from the ICU and were not readmitted, as this indirectly implied death was expected and they were discharged after having a change in their goals of care to palliation.
Alone, of course, it does not imply death; patients with bulbar poliomyelitis, who may have apnea of brain-stem origin, are clearly not dead.
But in the small but growing Asian-American consumer market, "the number four is bad," said Eliot Kang, president of Kang & Lee Advertising in New York, because it implies death in various Asian cultures.
In his essay on "Immortality" Hume expands on these points to argue that the evidence of experience shows us that thought and consciousness depends on our bodily existence and, therefore, bodily death must imply death of the mind as well (ESY, 596; cp. D, 6.5/171).
The literal translation of the Tahitian words of the title are "noble" and "sleeping eyes", which implies "death".
