Sentence examples for implying he from inspiring English sources

Church said on Tuesday he felt as if Manuel was implying he was "soft".

"It was a different time then," said the mayor, implying he is in a tougher fight.

Mr Pacquiao has sued Mr Mayweather for defamation for implying he has taken performance-enhancing drugs.

He claims the article defamed him by implying he was corrupt.

Are you implying he was sexually attracted to you? Oh, my God, no.

He just declared, an intimidating tone implying he knew others were wrong, whatever their clarification or explanation.

Mr Heymann complained that the book contained numerous inaccuracies and was defamatory, implying he was guilty of "serious business malpractice".

The defence argued that Huiswaard had made comments about Sweeney's mother, implying he was gearing up to a fight.

The government has treated Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, with both venom and pettiness, implying he is a closet militarist.

He appeared at the US embassy in 1996 to complain that the Americans had inspired a local press article implying he was involved in money-laundering.

Mr. Maduro took aim at Luis Almagro, its secretary general, calling him a "longtime traitor" and implying he was a spy.