What else do we imply when we say that the purchase of a motorbike represents a "mid-life crisis", or that a large car is compensation for a lack of endowment?
The contested KFC ad shows people forgetting their differences as they tuck into chicken legs: why squabble about anything, it seems to imply, when we all love a nice chewy nugget.
One of the things implied when we say, "It gets better," is that the LGBT kids if focuses on can move out of socially backward towns and into more accepting environments when they grow up.
When I speak about "mind" here, I am using the more pejorative view of it that is often implied when we are talking about disciplining ourselves not to give into its unconscious, ego-driven, mechanistic functioning -- and I am speaking about it as differentiated from the "brain".
Women are made most vulnerable, it implies, when societies falter.
The Thanksgiving holiday began, as its name implies, when the colonists gave thanks for surviving their first year in the New World and for a good harvest.
The Thanksgiving holiday began, as the name implies, when the colonists gave thanks for their survival and for a good harvest.
Yes, she really is named Squirrel; why reach for the subtle, the movie implies, when the crunchingly obvious lies close to hand?
I'm doing my walkabout at a time when news as we know it is always turned to The Sarah Palin Channel with the empty calories that implies, when real discourse has been discounted all the way down to zilch.
Investigators should be explicit about what the choice of contrast implies when publishing reviews on the efficacy of psychosocial treatments.
