Sentence examples similar to implied well from inspiring English sources

So the steroid era in short to some people implies, well everybody did it.

She says she doesn't know why, but when I ask if her mother's a feminist, she replies, "Well, yeah," in a tone that implies, "Well, duh".

Macduff tries to rebut Malcolm's argument less by vouching complete faith in Malcolm than by implying, well, nobody could be worse than Macbeth.

The name alone implies, well, tech, which would explain my presence there.

This implies well that these dates help indicate structural changes of the peak rather than the Ebola virus shock persistence of in the surveyed countries.

This does not necessarily imply well connectedness in terms of degree; a low connected protein might still have a high centrality.

In performing-arts circles "community" can also imply well-intended amateurism.

A larger value of I M implies well-separated clusters and a better solution.

In this way, he devised a legal doctrine of powers "implied" as well as enumerated in the Constitution.

It was implied as well that even writing about the interrogation I underwent, as I am doing now, might morph into charges of "interfering with a government investigation".

He advanced the argument that the Constitution was the source of implied as well as enumerated powers and that through implication the government had the right to charter a national bank as a proper means of regulating the currency.