The proposition A, for instance, does not follow logically from B and C taken together: that John owns a gun of the relevant type and deposited money in his bank the day after does not logically imply him being at the crime scene at the time of the crime.
He combined passion with his search for truth and understanding, and such understanding implied for him a commitment to act in accordance with it.
Wallis also told me that Fraser had implied to him that Cox might have colluded in the taking of the pictures because he was convinced by Fraser that she had previously done so.
Ortega's perspectivist doctrine, as a synthetic principle, also implied for him a doctrine by which one may "attempt to order the world from the point of view of life" (Obras, 3: 179).
Uygur left MSNBC very publicly last week, claiming that the network implied to him that his anti-Washington "tone" was not in keeping with the "establishment" bent that MSNBC was trying to cultivate.
He appeared to regard it as a form of condescension, as if someone else thought he or she had the power to restore him, which implied influence over him.
If, as is implied, he speaks for him, then one can only feel something akin to heedful pity".
Reversing his previous skepticism toward Mr. Obama's growing portfolio of foreign commitments, Mr. Romney now implied he would outdo him by advocating a more muscular foreign policy.
The latter is used in ways such as lo quemaste (Sp. you burned him) implying "you infected him with a sexually-transmitted infection".
I will never tell him to "not be gay" or imply to him that being gay is something negative or bad that he should keep secret.
