Sentence examples for implied piece from inspiring English sources

You can even cut the entire "implied" piece out, such as a leaf that will be half hidden behind another leaf.

As its unusual title ("symphonies") implies, the piece is Stravinsky's exploration of myriad ways that woodwind and brass instruments can sound together.

For the avoidance of any confusion: these were, as the piece implied, Labour projections which were said to be based on IFS and NUS figures.

In two concerts at Carnegie Hall, beginning on Saturday, the Emerson String Quartet will be dealing with "Text/Subtext," to quote the title of the programs: with what may be implied by a piece of music as well as what is frankly there.

The piece implied that MusicMetric directly advised Iron Maiden to plan an otherwise unscheduled concert tour in South America.

Citizenship is not, as Obama unfortunately implied, just a piece of paper.

Correction 8/1: Due to an editing error, the subtitle of this piece implied the Standing Rock camps were in South Dakota when in fact they were in North Dakota.

The collection of pieces implied that Google has decision-tilting influence in the federal government, and that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) all but went against its own internal views of Google's alleged anticompetitive behavior by not deciding to pursue legal action against the search company several years ago.

Or, perhaps, the final fantasy.Correction: This piece originally implied that Mr Cameron is American.

Yet I had seen him writing a piece that implied fairly bitter opposition to the process of judicial killing.

The tart, moody "Tropical Depression" is the album's center of gravity -- a piece with implied tango rhythm and irregularly laid but logical melody lines -- but "Lost Chords," a suite, represents its magnum opus.