Sentence examples for imply winking from inspiring English sources
Does that imply winking at misdeeds?
(Allen is of course lionized for his films and not for being a molester, as Kristof wink-wink implies).
Perhaps Cleopatra's preconceptions about Antony also changed in the presence of a winking messenger who implied that his master was an easy mark.
He copped a bit of a ribbing on Twitter for inviting his supporters to watch the debate in an email with the subject line, "You busy tonight?" – winking face was strongly implied.
The evening's real dessert, he implies with a wink, will be savored later, after the check.
Winking emojis that were meant to subtly imply something illegal were often interpreted as flirtatious, and vice versa.
The cynical, commercially-aware Kremlin ideologues winked and nodded, implying that these things were simply a cover that helped them modernise the country.
It may depend on shifting, clandestine diplomatic alliances, on winking and nodding at normally powerful concerns from civil rights at home to human rights abroad, and on the situational ethics, disinformation and deceptions that war always implies.
