Sentence examples for implies it's from inspiring English sources

Disco might have originated as a subculture that brought together African American, Latino, gay and psychedelic communities of New York City, but, as Hamilton implies, it's Travolta's image that now dominates.

And as its name implies, it's pretty big as far as power banks go — at roughly the size of of an iPhone 7+ and about twice as thick.

However, as its name implies, it's really meant to be used among those who are a part of a small, trusted group.

As its title implies, it's an homage to house music, a formative genre for Skrillex and Chris Lake, who curated the comp.

But, as "The Tyrant's Novel" implies, it's the ability to absorb that disillusionment that separates men like Alan Sheriff from men like Great Uncle.

But, as Shefit's success implies, it's not impossible.

Tarantino meant to imply "it's like a TV movie?", he clarified to Thompson.

In other words, Vincent has implied, it's America's game, the same game that he and other Americans are attempting to sell worldwide.

Oprah's headline implied it's a done deal.

In the book, he implies it was Hélène's destiny to die that night.

As the title implies, it mixes Hopper's efforts with those of his contemporaries.