Sentence examples for implies was not from inspiring English sources
Prince Caspian, he implies, was not quite so gratifying.
"I knew that coming in as an outsider and moving a 60-year-old company with a grand heritage, and all the crosscurrents that implies, was not going to be easy," she said.
His record on affordable housing is stunning, but his catalyst for building so expansively for the poor, the film implies, was not a deep reserve of compassion but rather the growing pressure he encountered from activists and editorial writers.
His return to Stratford in 1611, Mr. Holden implies, was not the happy homecoming many biographers have portrayed: the restless Shakespeare, he writes, bought a pied-a-terre in London and spent considerable periods of time there until "failing health finally drove him back to his family for good".
Tap dancing, Mr. Chalfont implies, is not a grownup activity.
Next-door Bourbon County, as the name implies, is not.
The story of the revolution, Hamilton implies, is not of the rosy days early on but of everything that came after.
And what keeps them here, what keeps them alive, or so the artist implies, is not just the painting but you.
That family, "Traffic" implies, is not just his own drug-addicted daughter but also a culture devoted to instant gratification and quick-fix pain relief.
However, (S = {1, 2, 6}) is a persistent subset of (S'), which implies (S') is not minimal.
