Sentence examples for implied they did from inspiring English sources
Whatever crimes these gentlemen committed, Bush's pardons implied, they did them for honorable reasons and should be protected from undue scrutiny.
Despite the perception of an insufficient body, and despite the fact that the adolescents were aware of the limitations the condition sometimes implied, they did not consider their food hypersensitivity to be a disease.
Kotra and Hance said their study is one of a kind, and implied they don't think Health Canada is caught up to their research, hence not requiring testing on the level of decarboxylation in oils.
Jenner ruffled some feathers and then some when she called her fellow models "those girls" and implied they don't work as hard as she does in an interview for Love magazine, which she's since decried was taken out of context. .
The "mumpreneurs" imply they did the majority of the childcare while running the business: "I had so many meetings – I took Summer along in a backpack!" (One hopes she doesn't literally mean "in a backpack").
Here impressionable youngsters can watch awesome animatronic dinosaurs interacting with primitive humans, just as Genesis implies they did, shortly after the beginning of time one Monday morning in 4004BC.The museum's aim is to teach visitors how to answer attacks on the Bible's authority in geology, biology and so on, while providing a "family-friendly experience".
That implies they did the same thing in adjacent regions through which they had to pass to reach Australia.
But aides argue the letters do not show the prince engaging in matters of party political contention, implying they do not breach the principle of political neutrality.
To imply they do it, not out of choice or their own hard work, but because of a slave-driving mentality undermines their achievements.
I do not know any liberals who believe, as David Brooks implies they do, that "the separation of church and state means that people should not bring their religious values into politics" (column, March 23).
If natural selection has not yet operated on them, then Maynard Smith's teleosemantic theory implies they do not contain information.
