Sentence examples for implied to the from inspiring English sources

This was the attitude of British governments to Scotland and the threat it implied to the survival of Scottish national distinctiveness.

He says MI6 strongly implied to the committee that it had consulted the officers involved in the case, when in fact it had spoken only briefly to one of them.

Prosecutors repeatedly implied to the jury that when Ms. Temple sent e-mail messages to accountants working on Enron-related matters about the importance of compliance with the firm's document-retention policy, she was actually suggesting that they shred documents.

Writing in New York magazine David Edelstein praised All is Lost director JC Chandor's line in "brainy, procedural disaster pictures" – an antidote, it was implied, to the year's procession of unbrainy disaster pictures starring Will Smith, Tom Cruise and the like.

Kerry implied to the Senate committee that, indeed, Palestinian applications to join such U.N. agencies and treaties as the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations or the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women are somehow as threatening as Israel's settlement construction, since both are "unilateral".

They didn't find any guns in the house, although Sinclair had apparently implied to the technician that she did have a gun.

Does it not imply to the partner they are not content?

Wills devotes most of his book, as the title implies, to the increase in presidential power after the advent of the atom bomb.

The crew over at First Read notes that this is "oddly positive": "It implies to the viewer that, someday, Obama might be ready.

This implies to the decrease of LOS.

The HOMO and LUMO energies can imply to the ionization potential and electron affinities, respectively [47].