Sentence examples for imply anything from inspiring English sources
You didn't imply anything.
It doesn't imply anything.
"I don't want to imply anything.
To imply anything else is misleading and dishonest.
Libertarians deny that their views imply anything like atomistic individualism.
The legal term does not imply anything further about whether Israel's occupation is "legal" or "illegal", or good or bad.
"She never implied anything about white," Rosenberg said.
We shouldn't diminish the trauma of that assault or the experience of the victims by implying anything else.
Without implying anything half so dramatic now, the moral would appear to be to buy shares, and buy curiously British.
If the distribution implies anything relevant to objective chance, it implies that the objective chance of the coin's landing heads on any given toss is 1/1 (or very close to it).
An aide to Mrs. Clinton said that she was simply using the Kennedy assassination as a benchmark to underscore that nomination fights can go a long time and that she was in no way implying anything else.
