One of the implied doubts is about the subject itself.
Critics, though, have contended that the Kagame government's reluctance to investigate the plane crash implied doubts about who was really responsible.
Population science is once more centre-stage, pushed by climate change, which raises worries about the impact so many billions have on the environment of the earth, and food-price spikes, which imply doubts about whether it will be possible to feed them all.The main concern of demographers in their heyday (the 1970s and 1980s) was high fertility and the total number of the world's people.
"Let's start with levity," she teases, a point emphasized with a smile, a subtle wink no doubt implied.
He pointed out that skepticism implies a doubting; but in his "as if " philosophy there is nothing dubious about patently false fictions that, unlike ordinary hypotheses, are not subject to verification.
But suddenly the tiniest shred of doubt is implied by all the tonal upticks.
Mr. Shear said investors were also getting a whiff of inflation, which implied at least modest doubt about the effectiveness of Fed policy.
Bond, however, is respectful to his profession's leader in comparison with Shaw, who himself rewrote one of the tragedies as Caesar and Cleopatra and leaves little doubt about the implied victor in the title bout billed in Shakes Versus Shav, where the younger playwright claims his own Heartbreak House to be a perfecting of King Lear.
She was uncomfortable with what that bit of direction implied about the character's self-doubt.
The unrequited part, Ms. Winer implied, was Ms. Leigh's own self-doubt.
