Sentence examples for it rather implies from inspiring English sources

It rather implies that empirically observable motions must be subject to a priori principles of the understanding (a priori rules of time determination) in order to count as fully objective experience within a unified, temporally determinate objective world.

In Vladimir Horowitz's famous version of it for piano, he doesn't actually play everything at the end, but rather implies it.

Avoid homework that is "finishing off class work" – that rather implies it should have been better managed in the class by the teacher.

But it does rather imply that the recovery is taking longer than expected.

Hard to say, but it does rather imply that they need to think in terms of facilitating these transactions, or get cut out of the equation – perhaps they'll need to carry some kind of terribly smart VRM widget instead of adverts….

One commentator on theguardian.com suggested that clues as to eligibility might be found in the programme's title: "It is called University Challenge... which rather implies that the people involved are currently at university".

By extension, if unspoken, this also rather implies that there is a major stack of evidence for each position, if not, surely there would be no split?

And yet some writers and producers last week decided to put their case publicly rather than over a cup of coffee with the drama head, which rather implies a sense of frustration.

For now, however, the strategy is to push Telegraph content out across the digital hinterland as widely as possible, which rather implies that a paywall is not a serious consideration.

The anthropology (doctrine of humankind) of the Eastern Fathers does not view the individual as an autonomous being but rather implies that communion with God makes the individual fully human.

But again that rather implies Facebook's problems grow out of Facebook's lack of external perspective.