Sentence examples for imply your from inspiring English sources

There were those whose behaviour seemed to imply: "Your grief is an embarrassment.

Strongly imply your dislike towards desktop computers.

"Mass" means you are swept up with everyone else; "bulk" implies your files are tossed haphazardly in a drawer.

"Blobber-lippd" implied your mouth was bordered by a thick pair, possibly so protuberant that they hung down or turned right over (yuck).

For example, saying, "We think a big reception isn't worth the money" implies your guests aren't worth your time or money, either.

Show each person the picture from The New York Times and provide a paragraph of background material on who the people in the picture are (make sure to write objectively, avoiding stating or implying your opinion about the situation).

New for film audiences, that is, not new for actual working women for whom announcing pregnancy is met with a steely "congratulations" which implies "your career is over, how dare you knife me in the back this way?" The actual plot of Equity is, to a degree, less interesting than the keenly observed moments of the world of high finance.

But don't pitch Mark by starting out by implying your company will be a success if they just capture a tiny portion of a billion dollar market.