Sentence examples for implies a kind from inspiring English sources

The use of "we" implies a kind of infallible devotion.

That comma also implies a kind of stasis.

It implies a kind of agony of rededication, an emergency of the soul.

The title implies a kind of wariness or state of alert.

Not everyone is comfortable with this arrangement, as it implies a kind of indentured servitude; others require it.

With varying degrees of intensity, these correspondences all suggest that MacNeice was more interested in pursuing than in possessing – which implies a kind of idealism.

This is a truly radical perspective, implying a kind of internationalism that is still only developing.

That word is almost an insult in the performing arts, implying a kind of shallow ingenuity too satisfied with its own accomplishment.

And we mustn't fall into the trap of using "domestic violence" to imply a kind of cosier or lesser violence.

Here, painted walls; large, colorful semiabstract woodcuts; and small ghoulish gouaches imply a kind of circus environment complete with sideshow freaks reminiscent of Punch and Judy or Oskar Schlemmer ballet figures.

There are countless portraits that look back at you – implying a kind of reciprocity of gaze – and there are as many that look out at you, as if the picture is a container for a psychology.