Sentence examples for implied wish from inspiring English sources

"In her mistaken zeal," a young mother yielded too much to her baby's demands, leaving "no spoken or implied wish ungratified".

Lamenting the losses that came with the collapse of state socialism does not imply wishing it back.

In contrast, the ideal of pure love means imply wishing another person to be happy--no strings attached.

In any case, he implied, Hezbollah wishes to sustain its recent military successes.

In his 1998 book, Things Can Only Get Better, O'Farrell implied he wished Lady Thatcher had died in the Brighton bombing, and that Britain had lost the Falklands war.

If the ECB tightens and the Fed does not, the dollar is likely to weaken against the euro exactly the opposite of what Mr Bernanke last week implied he wished to happen.

Even their Portuguese surnames, the writer is concerned to point out, are unusual, implying a wish to distance the story from a specific culture or topography.

Enumerations always imply the wish of a narrative such as an encyclopedia, because it's as little bit of an encyclopedic form I say, to encompass the whole of reality: that's what encyclopedias want to do.

Freemen's love of common law seems romantic at first, until you realise it implies a wish to turn back the clock to a time before democratic legislation, a time when some people really were lucky to be free and when others really were enslaved.

As Parini phrases it: "It implies...a wish to have a wider spiritual awareness.

The more so since the spectacle of a claw beside a customs man might suggest a grasping and rapacious nature, which no client would wish implied, whether there was evidence for it or not.