Sentence examples for imply if from inspiring English sources

And what does it imply if not "You don't know how to see me and see yourselves, but I see myself and I see you"?

He will go on to imply, if not quite to directly assert, that the parallel holds to the work of art: to see it within a larger frame of reference, to see it in comparison to other works of the artist in question and to see it juxtaposed with still other works from its cultural context, is to see what role itplayed in the dialogically unfolding artistic "language-game"[1] of its time and place.

Rather, we will take their principle as-is but remove the restriction of its application to prospective parents so as to find out what it would imply if applied in the preceding domains of preconception care.

The results also have significant implications for the application of legislation with respect to the detection of CAP in food products and may imply, if not a change in the legislation, at least a change in the interpretation of analytical results and in follow-up actions and penalties to producers for the suspected illegal use of CAP.

Too bad, he implies, if the trade unions squawk.

Although Barny narrates the story, her reasons for meeting with the priest remain largely implied if obvious.

It is well known that prominent figures have implied, if not stated outright, that Mr Assange should be executed".

However, the court also acknowledged that after the contract was signed, a contract of employment could be implied if circumstances changed.

"That implies if there is more than that [in fossil fuel reserves], that you leave some of that carbon in the ground".

But he and his fellow doctrinal conservatives worry most about secularization and loss of Christian identity, both of which are implied if Turkey joins the union.

Many atheists and "skeptics" seem to have a habit of implying, if not directly stating, that people who believe in god/homeopathy/psychics are stupid.