Sentence examples for implies we're from inspiring English sources

A lack of action implies we're missing an opportunity or making a mistake.

"To use the word 'schizophrenic' implies we're just going from one extreme to the next.

The polyglot songs hint at a one-world spirit that implies we're all in this boîte together.

"This kind of data implies we're headed back to an earlier decade," a high-ranking Board of Education official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said yesterday.

"Hard-working families" implies we're only entitled to citizenship (or, as the Tories would have it, the odd game of bingo) if we can prove we're working our fingers to the bone.

Never mind that this canard has been shot down time and time again — is it any more responsible of Crichton to dismiss the potential of stem cell research in a novel that implies we're just around the corner from talking apes, gene therapies for drug addiction and transgenic parrots that can recite whole swaths of dialogue from "Red River"?

"Lost" implies we are looking, he might be found.

It implies we were naked for more than a million years before we started wearing clothes.

In the rich world and beyond, he implies, we are all teenagers now.

Regarding "Over the Rainbow, a Melting Pot" (June 6): To decry our community as not being diverse implies we are ignorant and intolerant.

This rhetoric is part of the broader racist and patronising narrative – the narrative that implies we are barbarians and our women and girls need rescuing.