Sentence examples for implied not only from inspiring English sources
The indictment implied not only that he had acted on purpose, which he did not deny, but that he had acted out of base motives and in full knowledge of the criminal nature of his deeds.
The Supreme Court, in a long series of decisions, eventually found that the right to bring private suits was "implied," not only by the securities laws but also by a variety of civil rights statutes.
The term thus implied not only such qualities as are associated with the modern word humanity understanding, benevolence, compassion, mercy but also such more aggressive characteristics as fortitude, judgment, prudence, eloquence, and even love of honour.
Notice that the possibility of disagreement about grounds is implied not only by the controversial nature of morality, but already by the substantive (therefore potentially controversial) character of the grounds.
However, Mou endows functional reason with intellectual intuition (zhide zhijue 智的直覺) which is in contrast to Kant's epistemology a potential implied not only in Divine consciousness, but also in the human heart-mind.
Previous studies have implied not only an effect of common GHSR variants on the pathogenesis of obesity but also of rare variants [10].
This is a fairy tale, implying not only short-term but permanent benefits.
Romanticism, Mr. Barzun later wrote, "implies not only risk, effort, energy; it implies also creation, diversity and individual genius".
The play's very title (which is also its final line) implies not only the finality of death but also its pervasiveness in daily life.
Life in a closed town implies not only physical security but financial stability for their families; Ozersk children, they assert, are offered great opportunities for a successful future.
