Sentence examples for implying through from inspiring English sources

Who cares what the composer may or may not be implying through his original notation?

I can't lie: Watching Thorpe, a man in his 40s who discloses at the beginning of the film that he lives alone due to a recent relationship breakup, immediately prior to discussing his insecurities with his voice (and thus implying through conflating the two that his voice is part of the reason for his single status) pursue corrective measures stirs up a bouillabaisse of emotions.

SEX -- None is performed, but plenty is implied through exposed, gyrating flesh and much innuendo.

The data transmission is implied through the use of a set of wireless transmitters receivers.

He has implied through the media that he may have information I have not been aware of.

Boccaccio's characters generally function in a psychologically convincing way, although their psychologies are implied through action rather than made explicit by the text.

It also implies, through the seeking of clarification, that there might be some legitimate rationale for criminalising your own citizens because of their sexual or gender identity.

Embroilment and complicity are implied through telling detail: Flora plays an impossible cat's cradle with the benign but fearful housekeeper Mrs Grose (the excellent, implacable Yvonne Howard).

Instead, differences are implied through a study of the process of transition and/or the way metaphor and symbol work together.

As with his other work, there is no visible human presence the boy is only implied through images that hint at a larger narrative.

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