Sentence examples for is being implied from inspiring English sources

What standard is being implied?

What is being implied – consciously or unconsciously – in such an injunction is unacceptable.

And hence, could as easily mean the exact opposite of what is being implied.

Romney, it is being implied, is the acme of the American dream: an inspiration to the US electorate.

Hopson said every chief executive and chair of a hospital trust had told him in recent months "that staff feel that the NHS is being unfairly bashed by a whole bunch of people, that while there are failures of care they aren't as widespread as is being implied, and I agree with that".

This is most likely not the majority of people's intentions but whether we like it or not it is being implied.

That's what's being implied here.

"What's being implied by Gumucio really throws into jeopardy the existing copyright to all of those exercise videos".

The Simpsons crew protested, arguing that no one in particular was being implied, and that the "they" could be anybody.

"It's been implied that the diocese just let him roam about as an employee, but that's not the case".

In other words, a true proposition, whatever it happens to be, is implied by any proposition whatsoever, true or false, and a false proposition, whatever it happens to be, implies any proposition whatsoever, true or false.