Sentence examples for implied that that from inspiring English sources

He implied that that was a common usage and, at that point, he asked Allegra if her mother had ever called her a slut.

Talks had broken down after the Mets increased their initial offer for a signing bonus from $1.625 million to $1.775 million on June 19 and implied that that was their final offer.

Because of an editing error, an earlier version referred to one of the trees mentioned as a sweet chestnut and implied that that is a different species from Spanish chestnut; both are common names for Castanea sativa.

"The words 'for sale' implied that that conduct involved the receipt by him of payment of an improper kind, or a willingness on Mr Hockey's part to receive such payments," White said.

Cox regression was used to estimate the association between various factors and the hazard of diagnosis; if a factor was associated with an increased hazard (ie, HR greater than 1), this implied that that factor was associated with a shorter time to diagnosis, and vice versa.

Cameron had offered technical and intelligence support, and implied that that this offer was not taken up.

It also implies that that misconduct was malicious.

Surely you are not implying that that case was wrongly decided.

I didn't mean to imply that that wasn't the case".

("It wasn't what Secretary Kerry was intending to imply, that that would be Assad himself... he was using 'Assad' as a shorthand, obviously, representative of the regime").

If anything, we have a sense of what it doesn't mean: that calling something that someone did stupid doesn't imply that that person is not smart.