Sentence examples for implied to them from inspiring English sources

I think you'd have a hard time finding any survivor who hasn't been asked victim-blaming questions or had it implied to them by someone they've encountered in the aftermath".

Scientists are speaking about them now, she implied, to boost support for the carbon tax.

"All my works have implied, to some degree or another, a spectator moving along them or around them".

Dr. Randall set up a corrosive atmosphere between them by implying to Dr. Franklin that DNA would be her exclusive problem, according to a recent biography of her by Brenda Maddox.

To ask what they mean is to misunderstand them — and, he implies, to miss their beauty.

This fact implies to make visible the navigation routes in order to interpret them.

And the clergy received strong legal advice that they could not negotiate with the protesters, since that might imply consent to them staying.

This was held to be imputing racially discriminatory motives to Nightingale--and thus implying them to be historical fact--without sufficient proof.

And, of course, you've made your story a story about telling stories — about the conventions and clichés of folktales (the heroes who are constantly "setting out," the maidens with "heaving bosoms" and "flashing eyes") and about the devices that a writer uses ("limited omniscient narrators," "section breaks and the exposition implied therein") to tell them.

This creates the implication that the hina and gsp markers are distal to 3_0983 hinb), which is consistent with the linkage maps but not implied by them (and known to be false from the physical map [ 21]).

By opening the door you're giving implied consent for them to enter, but in the end it's better to have your privacy invaded for half an hour than to be arrested and put in a cell overnight.