Sentence examples for implied thing from inspiring English sources

Do You Tell Her? John: It's an implied thing.

It's more of an implied thing, serve your time (usually up to 3-4 yeand) and they'll offer you a training contract if you're good enough AND if you go through the usual training contract application/interviews procedure".

It's more of an implied thing, serve your time (usually up to 3-4 yeand) and they'll offer you a training contract if you're good enough AND if you go through the usual training contract application/interviews procedure". The situation is even tougher for prospective barristers, as they seek to persuade a set of chambers to take them on.

Banks claims Hoffman could not produce any evidence to support his case, and so implied things by using words in the report such as "likely," "presumably," "perhaps," and "implied" when discussing Banks and his motives.

A link implies things about quality.

That implies things won't swing back again — rather, busy hurricane seasons will stay put.

That implies things like luxury, five-star service and close contact to the President.

The economy has flatlined for nearly a year and, as Sir Mervyn's remarks imply, things may get worse.

Newsmakers may benefit from that pessimistic narrative that a narcissism epidemic implies: Things are getting worse, and you can find out how at 10 o'clock.

"[In conversation] we tend to imply things instead of explicitly expressing them," says Japanese author Motoko Tamamuro, "so reading the situation and sensing the mood are very important.

That many black people living in London were, as the duchess implies, "things", slaves who did not have full agency over their lives, is evident in the two pivotal cases presided over by Mansfield.