Sentence examples for implied how from inspiring English sources
One critic, lamenting the whole exercise, implied how terrible it must have been for poor Philip Pullman.
This observation implied how MiD51/MiD49 induced mitochondrial clustering by recruiting Drp1.
(Woman 5, 25 years old, length of marriage: 7 years) Another participant implied how she refused sex through her nonverbal behaviors: " Sometimes I do not want to have sex, but you know, I cannot refuse it verbally because of the shame, but somehow I behave in a manner that clearly shows my dislike.
The significance of the interaction term (or, for variables with more than two categories, the overall significance of the collection of interaction terms) implied how different the effect of the variable was on infection status between the urban and rural women.
This was, he implies, how Britons saw most social relations.
If you don't know yourself, her poems imply, how can you begin to imagine what other people need?
To the Editor: Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama are arguing about how their primary contests against each other imply how they would do in the general election.
The results of this research imply how the accurate contact point detection aided by the new sensor yields a reliable approach for surface scanning and stability measure calculation.
"Declare martial law," he murmurs in a voice that implies how much wanton anger he's keeping in check; his larynx quavers with the effort.
My experience with It's Just Lunch was considerably less pleasant than your article implies ("How the Aging Post-Deb Meets Her Match," Dec. 6).
The agency did not spell out or even imply how much of the money that banks receive should go toward new lending, as opposed to building capital reserves or making acquisitions.
