Sentence examples for implied more than from inspiring English sources

Both men laughed, and I wondered if my joke had implied more than I understood.

But Jeffrey was more than bad enough – because of what it implied, more than for what it said.

The songs implied more than they told: they made me want to know more, to imagine, to tell those stories myself.

On the results Numis analyst Tim Barrett said they were in line with forecasts, with an impressive second quarter: The managed estate reported like for like growth of 3.4% which implied more than 5% growth in the second quarter.

In keeping with the spiritual message, Mr. Beck omitted his customary attacks on President Obama and Congressional Democrats, who he has implied, more than once, are socialists (or worse) in disguise.

The R2 value of 0.9558 implied more than 95.58% of the variance was attributable to the variables in methane production (Subha et al. 2015).

But his argument implies more than that.

The current share price implies more than 5%.

"Vector", in this context, implies more than a straight line.

The word pedophile implies more than just looking and downloading.

Already we might suspect that "romance" implies more than our habitual, narrowed meaning: a love story.