Sentence examples for implied that one from inspiring English sources

At a rally in Florida on Thursday, Trump called his accusers "horrible, horrible liars", implied that one was not attractive enough for him to approach, and portrayed the allegations as part of a vast establishment conspiracy against him, the Hillary Clinton campaign and the media working in concert.

Bullock implied that one way for women to get access to richer, less stereotypical roles might be to ask studios to switch the gender of parts written for men.

He implied that one of his witnesses, Edwin Bollier, a Swiss maker of bomb timers, had flown to Libya days before the bombing to modify the timer, because it was too big to fit in a Toshiba cassette recorder.

Finally, the knowledge that gorillas as well as chimpanzees and monkeys are vulnerable to Ebola implied that one of the ways the disease spreads among humans is through the hunting and eating of infected primates.

In certain situations, the equations of quantum theory implied that one subatomic particle's behavior was bound up with another's, even if the second particle was across the room, or on the other side of the planet, or in the Andromeda galaxy.

This implied that one of the terms in the regression equation was significantly correlated to the response variable.

Isn't she saying and not merely implying that one's being brave follows from one's being English.

Being a "trainee" implies that one is a burden to the lab and as such should be grateful for any compensation--a characterization I reject.

In this study, we define this chain of reactions as "coupled processes" implying that one physical process affects the initiation and progress of another.

Social parasitism implies that one eusocial species depends on the labour force of another [ 13- 15].

Participating in an interview on the phone implies that one attends and responds to the interviewer's questions without being able to read the items that are rated.