Sentence examples for implies makes from inspiring English sources

Beauty, Penn implies, makes him claustrophobic, but he has never been able to escape it… Tells about Penn's new book "A Notebook at Random".

Several of his wood models for hulls are in the show, which, as its title implies, makes much of this aspect of his career, though viewed purely in terms of art, it's hard to know why.

Throughout the book, she also ponders the implications of her fading admiration of Larry Flynt, compares an awkward meeting with an adolescent crush to a legendary scene from "Fargo," and, as the title implies, makes a watertight case against dating musicians.

This release also marks the launch of Opera's Screenshot API, which, as the name implies, makes it easier for extension developers to add screenshot features.

Following its participation in 500 Startups' fall batch, a company called PayByGroup is now launching a beta version of its new service which, as the name implies, makes it easier for friends to split the payment on group purchases.

Alltech's Lexington Brewing and Distilling Co., which makes Town Branch bourbon, also — as its name implies — makes beer, which is aged in, you guess it, used Bourbon barrels.

And as Tabatha Rowley, another contributor, recalled, the camaraderie the name implies made the women comfortable enough to speak the unvarnished truth.

If we believe that having a child implies making a commitment that persists independent of the existence of preferred attributes, designer children should be a source of grave concern.

Enhancing bus public transportation implies making buses more attractive for passengers while improving service performance by reducing dwell time and increasing passenger flow.

Rejuvenation can be done, but to do it implies making a definitive break and being willing to consign the past to the past.

Many will agree that this implies making changes to live with a disturbance or which may be thought of as "making friends with the disaster".