Sentence examples for imply at from inspiring English sources

Chisora seemed happy to imply, at least to Klitschko, that he may be bisexual.

"Taken together, these risks imply at least an even chance of default over the rating horizon," Moody's said.

That timescale would tend to imply at least a demonstration in January to whet the appetites of buyers for a release by late March.

Do you mean to imply, at the end of the story, that Lara and Simon are invented characters in the writer's story?

As Ms. Bauer's cheeky compliment and its twangy delivery imply, "At Large" the performance both delights in and critiques the expectation that, if successful, a dance will entertain.

To call "Superhero Movie" a satire, or even a parody, of the genre specified in its title would be misleading, since those terms imply at least an attempt at wit.

This is not what he said or implied at the time.

It is something presenter Claudia Winkleman implies at the beginning of tonight's episode.

Wilson stumbled by implying at one point that strikes were being deliberately fostered in the Conservative interest.

Read said she asked about the sexual abuse that is strongly implied at the beginning of "Love and Consequences".

But, as he himself implied at the end of his life, he was a skillful actor in life's comedy.