Sentence examples for implied of from inspiring English sources

It was a choice, he implied, of repaying the debt or building roads, schools and health clinics.

But the perception, whether real or implied, of an all-powerful board dominated by a select few has fueled speculation about just who would want Coke's top job, which comes with such an aggressive board.

"We're always pleased and we're always hopeful this kind of turn of events would take place, however we have had rumours either explicit or implied of this kind before," he told Australia's ABC on Friday.

The comparison of different civilizations or of successive periods of order and disorder in Chinese or in pharaonic Egyptian history implied, of course, that, in human affairs, recurrence is a reality.

No criticism is implied of either men; both did their jobs admirably and served their shareholders well.

The views and conclusions contained herein are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or endorsements, either expressed or implied, of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPAA) or the U.S. Government.

The word implies, of course, "volunteer".

Yet the ideal it implies, of the doctor as a dispassionate and rational actor, is misguided.

He becomes a successful author instead, with all that implies of smugness and self-aggrandisement.

By this, Sawyer is implying, of course, that we're solipsistic folk, stuck in the world in our head.

None of which implies, of course, that the British police are somehow gun-free.