Sentence examples for it implies that there is from inspiring English sources

It implies that there is no single sovereign authority.

It implies that there is a breach between the values of voters and those they perceive in the Conservatives.

But this vision can also spur discomfort, because it implies that there is no supervising soul or self -- nobody is standing behind the curtain.

It implies that there is another coming out to do, a much harder one, in that Amy must face being honest with herself.

It implies that there is something that you would like to say, but you refrain from saying it because you fear what might happen to you if you do it.

Re "Condoms Stay Faithful When Prevention Is the Goal" (Personal Health, Aug. 22): This column does not mention female condoms, which have been available for years, and it implies that there is only one kind of condom (for males).

Mr. Fussell said he disliked the word "curmudgeon" because "it implies that there's something wrong with social and cultural criticism".

It implies that there are "legitimate" victims and only certifiably "pure" women fall into that category.

"If we use terms like 'kabinett' and 'spatlese,' it implies that there are other sweetness levels".

It implies that there are principles at stake in enlargement that can be described and measured impartially.

"It implies that there were a lot of them in those days," said Jon Kendle, a researcher at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.