Sentence examples for it somehow implies from inspiring English sources

It somehow implies something facile and instant.

"In a city of 8.4 million people, at some point the law of large numbers kicks in, and it's just not legitimate to say, 'Oh, this is only on the merits,' because it somehow implies that there's a lack of skill or talent in certain communities, and that is just absolutely not true and unacceptable," Mr. Liu said.

Was it somehow implied?

First, it would appear that it is somehow implied that individual students are aware of the benefit of completing their course of study.

The idea of preserving the Hopper landscape somehow implies that a viewer will need it to make a comparison: looking out over the Truro dunes, then at a Hopper painting, then back at the dunes as if there were something inherently instructive in that exercise.

Yet they don't complain, because complaining somehow implies that you're not successful enough to be above it all.

But don't think that the word "micro" somehow implies that this sound dock is a miniversion; its dimensions and weight are virtually the same as the regular Go and Play.

Claude Knights of Kidscape added: "It is very sad to hear this young boy described in terms such as 'sex mad', which somehow implies that he was to blame for the illegal activity that took place".

The knowing one that smacks of vacuous surface sheen but somehow implies hidden depths lurking below.

The pragmatic way he told this "anecdote" somehow implies that the whole thing was reasonable to him in retrospect, if not some kind of privilege.

I doubt Mr Erickson wishes to suggest that this somehow implies that human advocates of the handshake, curtsy, or bow are "anti-science".