Sentence examples for implies is the from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

The plane, as the name implies, is the development of an earlier model, in which Mr. Raymond crossed the United States in 21 flights in 1990.

Though he is dazzled by Doris's money and the dinner invitations from vice presidents and heads of state, what really mesmerizes him, the film subtly implies, is the sexual power he sees as one of wealth's many passports.

That, the program implies, is the hidden truth of Chinatown; it is a place where residents hold off assimilation to hold onto their culture in the face of forces both attractive and overwhelming.

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

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

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

That, Bush implied, is the only practical path to normalcy.

Doctor – male implied – is the standard, woman and junior the variants.