Sentence examples for implies are the from inspiring English sources

Such people, he implies, are the most despicable of all.

Economy, reason and fairness, the justice secretary repeatedly implies, are the hallmarks of New Zealand's judicial system as exemplified by the fact that the country spends a mere £8 a year per head on legal aid.

These phosphatic microfossils with the shape of conelike teeth (as the name implies) are the remains of an apparatus from the mouth cavity of a small, bilaterally symmetrical, free-swimming (nektonic) animal extinct since Triassic time.

Permanent faults, as the name implies, are the result of permanent damage to the insulation.

The result — ineluctably, he implies — is "the grand Perhaps!" Stephen L. Trainor Middletown, R.I.

That the country has grown far less free, he implies, is the necessary price.

What right does anyone have to hate the rich, which the article's author implies is the norm?

On the one hand the Pim Fortuyn List, as its name implies, was the quintessence of a one-man band.

In the early part of the 19th century, Middle Village, as the name implies, was the halfway stop for farmers on Long Island when they traveled to markets in Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Contextual computing — and all it implies — is the name of the game from here on in.

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