Sentence examples for implied mess from inspiring English sources
If you love games but don't like the implied mess and cold of fake indoor snowballs or can't find the time for fake snowball fights, there's now the wonderful, time-saving, Walk By Scrabble Board.
Gordon would not have got us into this mess, he implied, and not subtly.
And oh, the impatience with which Havelange is shown pounding the boardroom table and shouting: "Our accounts are disastrous!" Is the film implying that the mess is accidental?
However, Castiel is, instead, seen with a very alive Crowley who states that he is "tired of cleaning up after [Castiel's] messes," implying that Castiel had full knowledge of burning the wrong bones and that both he and Crowley have some sort of agreement between them and/or may be working together as partners.
Such are the exhortations implied in Keri Smith's new book Mess: The Manual of Accidents and Mistakes (Perigee, 2010).
All that, he protested, was "implied chicanery" and "a birthright sold for a mess of verbiage".
Policies got the U.S. into this mess, which implies that policies can get the country out of it.
Its departure implied death.
Sex is occasionally implied.
