Sentence examples for implied that nothing from inspiring English sources

He has implied that nothing useful has come out of finance since the ATM.

"That was a disrespectful act on Blair's part as it implied that nothing can be done about it – 'Take our expression of regret and go away'".

The appeals court also said notices sent by INA to policyholders informing them of the split "implied that nothing of consequence had occurred" and thus were "likely to deceive," which could be argued to constitute "fraud".

Though the fundraising claim is advanced, it's implied that nothing is really going right for Bush's campaign at the moment.

It was only too easy to perpetuate cliches about "ancient hatreds," "tribal mentalities" and a thirst for blood afflicting every second or third generation; or to support myths about "Muslim fundamentalism" and "Serbian heroism". The cliches implied that nothing could be done anyway: that the violence is but a form of congenital madness endemic to the region.

That does not imply that nothing is known.

At the same time, they seemed to imply that nothing was imminent.

But they were implying that nothing dramatic was likely to happen.

And what is dangerous about the remark is that it implies that nothing was learned.

Its task implies that nothing should be accepted as given beforehand but that the philosopher should try to find the way back to the real beginnings.

The material is Usher's wheelhouse, a finger-snapper filled with creamy background vocals which implies that nothing remotely meaningful will interrupt the good times.