Sentence examples for implied sophistication from inspiring English sources
Your comparison between Phoenix and Tucson, praising Phoenix for its wealth and implied sophistication, just doesn't register with us.
Greater Manchester police have been cooperating with forces and secret services in Belgium, and US security officials have said Abedi's bomb suggested a "level of sophistication" that implied its maker had foreign training.
Usually, 3-D implies great technical sophistication and a very high budget.
"J-Vanka" - their couple name - provides a soupcon of sophistication, implying smoothly groomed beautiful youths in a court that is more King Midas than Camelot.
Simon Doonan, the creative director of Barneys New York — a place that would seem to suggest sophistication — said the notion that white lights implied good taste was "about a quarter-century out of date".
The clothes (and magazines) are expensive, and interest in this kind of imagery in itself implies a degree of sophistication.
In a country where people have been striving toward mediocrity for decades, standing out a little bit (but not too much) by having a noble-sounding name that implies a hint of sophistication is very desirable.
"[art house] implies a kind of sophistication and elitism that may feel irrelevant to the mass audience," says Pavlovic.
The different requirements of each context usually imply different levels of sophistication, thus resulting in systems with distinct properties.
