Sentence examples for implies wrong from inspiring English sources

As the title implies, wrong answers mean you strip off a piece of clothing.

Not defining the structural evolution in the above mentioned cases would imply wrong conclusions for both the fault geometry and kinematics which may be delivered for seismotectonics and seismic hazard assessment.

His chronic overstatement and striving for effect, a kind of forced informality (he calls Bernstein Lenny, Otto Klemperer Klemp) and a certain looseness in the handling of facts (in quick succession he implies a wrong year for the premiere of Mozart's "Magic Flute" and gives a wrong year for an important dinner party) make it hard to put much faith in any particular pronouncement.

When she disappoints, I focus on what was wrong with what she did, never implying something wrong with her.

Although we use the success rate together with T/A separation for the following comparison, it is noted that a low success rate does not necessarily imply anything wrong in the observed ξ z.

We need a wide variety of higher education institutions to serve our needs for an educated citizenry, and to meet workforce needs, and to claim that one institution is better than another on the basis of graduation rates seems to me to imply the wrong definition of student success.

But the fundamental idea that this was counterfeit software, with all that implies, is simply wrong.

And I'm not because a disease implies something is wrong with the affected bodies.

Kennedy-Kline implies that the wrong dress on a girl makes her "easy" and someone to be avoided by her sons.

His vision is a world where there is nothing to fix, because trying fix something (or someone) implies it is wrong, and that he reminds, is a judgment.

The key to remember is that hiding implies something is wrong; you do not want others to know abut it.