Sentence examples for implied that perhaps from inspiring English sources

He heightened the pristine beauty, intimated some hidden terrors and implied that perhaps neither should be disturbed.

And he implied that perhaps the officers had performed other stop-and-frisks that night for which they also had filed no reports.

The sketch's strongest gag was Chris Christie's inability to stop making bridge references; it ended with a non-joke about Jill Stein that implied that, perhaps more than ever, the SNL writers are taking a firm stand in who their viewers should (and shouldn't) vote for.

Like when I tossed off a casually cruel line about psoriasis sufferers, or another time when I implied that perhaps most swingers weren't people you'd actually want observe sexing each other up.

Oversize acorns imply that perhaps regeneration is possible; but this is a map of destruction.

"Who really gave the order to make this loan happen?" Mr. Curry asked, clearly implying that perhaps Mr. Rowland had.

I have read a few reviews where people were balking at Von Trier having a breakdown, implying that perhaps it was a gimmick.

He did imply that perhaps Coulibaly regretted calling a foul on Slovenia and made a makeup call on the resulting free kick.

The palpably macho and definitely non-mincing Peter Mandelson, along with the Sun newspaper, launched a furious attack upon the BBC for daring to imply that perhaps Kelly - under immense personal pressure - had been economical with the truth.

I tried to gently imply that perhaps a title a little more catchy than An Overview of the Development of the Swim Bladder in Jurassic Plesiosaurs might be appropriate.

Interestingly, in the Democratic primary – which was admittedly meaningless as it has no bearing on the number of delegates as opposed to the caucuses – Clinton won comfortably, 53.63% to 46.37%, implying that perhaps Democratic voters want the primary season to be, finally, over with.