Sentence examples for imply what from inspiring English sources

Doesn't this imply what their opponents and the press consistently refer to as "swinging" cuts in public services, which they themselves deny?

"We were trying to determine how much of this was due to natural variability and therefore imply what aspect is due to man-made climate change as well".

Of course the Democrats all hate me, he seemed to imply; what can you expect when I stand so firmly by my principles?

The height of a girl's skirt or whatever she is wearing for that matter, does not imply what she is asking for.

They don't actually say anything, but their looks of faux sympathy manage to imply, "What did you expect?" I expected it all to work out.

Any story about the prehistoric past, like stories about the future, is unavoidably political, in that it's an effort to define what constitutes basic human nature, which, in turn, is presumed to imply what kind of society most suits such an animal.

Much of her nuanced performance implies what the script leaves out.

They always demurred, for in the end, they implied, what did the answer really matter?

JP Morgan was cautious on Man, saying consensus forecasts implied what looked like an unlikely level of performance at the start of the year.

Their starkness implied what was already known: Yale men, if they're smart, and by God they are, need not have to cough up real hotel money.

She implied what many people believed: that Carneiro – "a highly qualified professional who'd lost the job she loved" – had been given a raw deal.