Sentence examples for implies a prodigious from inspiring English sources
In modern lingo, the Midas touch implies a prodigious gift: Its possessor profits from whatever he undertakes.
Bravery implies a choice.
This implies a threshold effect.
"It implies a criminality.
This implies a similar function for BC.
Such a moniker implies an inevitable fatality.
This implied a mutual understanding.
The propensity of miRNA targeting positive regulatory motifs [11] implied the prodigious miRNA expression change was consistent with the favorable effects of propranolol on MI (Figure 1B).
We've all heard, from someone hungover, that they imbibed 12 pints, four bacardi breezers, a snifter of brandy and three litres of White Lightning, as if to imply they are prodigious and formidable drinkers who should not be trifled with.
"Celebrate" suggests that the Bay Area cares more about Nate Dogg than they've let on, and "Hubba Rock" sounds like the best 1991 West Coast singles, all high-pitched screwy synths implying trouble just around the corner (and features one of the last verses of the late Mac Dre, who'd been recording at a prodigious rate before he was shot in Kansas City last November).
