Sentence examples for implies in this from inspiring English sources

It's as Garry Mulholland implies in this issue: this 21-year-old troubadour might be conscious of history, but he doesn't feel its weight.

Sati may have been banned for nearly a century, Tagore implies in this 1914 story, but the sacrifice of women by their families is still standard practice.

This is the case in his 1778 painting of a military encampment on Warley Common, assembled to repel a possible French invasion; or in his depiction in 1780 of some of the mounted army officers who had helped to crush London's Gordon rioters, and thus – Sandby implies in this image – to safeguard the sort of respectable women and children whom he includes in the foreground.

Plato's writings, he implies in this passage from Phaedrus, will work best when conversational seeds have already been sown for the arguments they contain.

More fundamentally, the waiter must know that if he announces "It was my fault" to the guest, she will interpret his intended meaning correctly and will infer what his making this announcement ordinarily implies in this context.

This implies, in this case, a (dilute) micellar volume fraction of φm ~ 10−5.

This effect implies in the reduction in nocturnal melatonin surge.

Implied in this phrase, however, was the sense that the event was unlikely to happen.

"What a fine Hebraism is implied in this expression!" William Hazlitt noted.

Every so often — I don't know whether to be impressed or saddened by the optimism implied in this effort — I took the skate key out of my sock and tried out a new size, in search of relief.

What's implied in this, of course, is that punter is not a position you choose, but one you get stuck with because you are not fast enough or strong enough to play elsewhere on the field.