Sentence examples for implies as much as from inspiring English sources
And the fact that we never even see him make that offer is part of the masterly texture of Miller's film: Foxcatcher implies as much as it shows.
Yet if self-government implies as much as Lincoln believed, it suggests a constancy and presence of mind in the people themselves.
Implying as much, as Thomas L. Friedman does (column, March 11), is unfair and makes it look as if I lost my job because someone in India is better educated.
Nonetheless, the trial did not reach the regulatory bar of 'non-inferiority' with the upper limit of the PFS hazard ratio 95% confidence interval being outside the acceptable range (1.25 instead of <1.2, implying as much as a 25% chance of being truly inferior).
His knowing looks implied as much about my family's past as anything Hawkes said.
Last month, Mr. Yudhoyono's youngest son, Edhie Baskoro Yudhoyono, the Democrats' secretary-general, had to repeatedly deny that he received money in connection with the sports complex scandal after Mr. Urbaningrum implied as much during a television interview after resigning as party chairman.
Yet government representatives implied as much, and this message was widely taken on by the press.
That volatile market, courts said, was inherently risky and the contracts implied as much.
In effect, Dietrich's categories of ens reale and ens conceptionale imply as much.
