Sentence examples for language that implies from inspiring English sources

But repetition of language that implies an unspoken attitude to others will often help that attitude to harden within us.

Since 2012, The Fact Checker warned against politicians from language that implies women get mammograms at Planned Parenthood clinics.

Any religious language that implies this is making a nonsense of the prophetic tradition of the Old Testament and the urgency of the preaching of Jesus.

Hamas, the main Islamist movement, has rejected any language that implies an end to the conflict once Israel withdraws from the occupied areas.

In addition, warranty language that implies to a consumer acting reasonably in the circumstances that warranty coverage requires the consumer's purchase of an article or service identified by brand, trade or corporate name is similarly deceptive.

They care that you send messages and use language that implies that anyone else could be insignificant or inferior.

Moreover, in 1988, when Congress amended the law, it chose not to add language ruling out such claims, but did include language that implied their use.

It was only in later communications that Mongol diplomats started to adopt a more conciliatory tone; but they still used language that implied more command than entreaty.

The strongest trend we saw in the campaigns was toward language and imagery that implies the speaker is an "outsider".

This was repeated in comments in Malay-language newspapers that implied that Chinese voters had betrayed Mr. Najib's party, the United Malays National Organization, or UMNO, which many Chinese supported in the past.

The Justice Department, in its statement, emphasized that "at no time was the public in danger during this investigation," language that has implied an investigation in which federal agents posing as militants had infiltrated a group of young men.