Sentence examples for implying something from inspiring English sources

"And she said, 'Are you implying something?' I did not drop that ball.

"Each guitar," he said, "is like a paintbrush implying something different".

There is no potential in this pose, no compression, implying something further.

When she disappoints, I focus on what was wrong with what she did, never implying something wrong with her.

But the snappy terms are misleading, implying something that is as inevitable for men as the menopause is for women.

The Army refers to separation from service as a "transition," implying something akin to moving steadily along a continuum.

This implies something of a paradox.

It somehow implies something facile and instant.

A "fad" implies something new-fangled.

It implies something disheartening about our culture..

The conspicuous cropping, she says, implies something to hide.