Sentence examples for it actually implied from inspiring English sources

Darkness — dark hair, dark eyes, dark skin — always equaled trouble, as if it actually implied a dark side.

It may be translated literally as "separation"; but it actually implies far more, and it is applied indiscriminately to the question of South-West Africa, the Indians and native policy in general.

This song concluded every episode of the BBC TV reality show designed to cast Oliver, without any indication of what it was actually implying.

It is noteworthy that the continuity of t is actually implied by the conditions (2) and (3).

Einstein's relativistic conception of curved space led him to envision the universe as static and unchanging in size, but de Sitter maintained that relativity actually implied that the universe was constantly expanding.

The positive β coefficient of the length of previous Korean study actually implied that the longer graduate students studied Korean, the more credit hours they registered for, and the poorer their Korean proficiency.

Finkelstein's hatred of Jews runs so deep that he has actually implied that his own mother, who survived the Nazi Holocaust, may have collaborated with the Nazis.

Administrators pointed out that we weren't professionals and actually implied that our relatively advanced collective education might lead us to have unrealistic expectations.

A frequency of 8Hz actually implies the frequency closest to it when the 128 point DFT is computed.

In fact, it was gradually shown (as Solovay had conjectured in the late 1960s) that large cardinal axioms actually imply forms of definable determinacy.

It is worth noting that in proteomics the term 'quantification' is used quite loosely, as most biological questions actually imply only relative comparison of protein amounts in different samples or states, or in response to experimental perturbations.