Or is it?' asked Sontag in the introduction to Leibovitz's Women, lightly implying that the photographer might have some opinions of her own.
It is not considered lightly, and implies harrowing situations at home.
826, 833, 90 L.Ed. 1084, 'In any case it is not lightly to be implied that Congress * * * has delegated to this Court the responsibility of giving new content to language deliberately readopted'.
It is noteworthy that after 72 h of conventional extraction, the onion sample was still lightly coloured which implies insufficient extraction, probably due to strongly bound compounds that could not be removed by leaching, while CFE greatly reduced the extraction time to 60 min yet still achieving higher extraction yield.
The light damping implies that the eigensolution of the damped system differs slightly from the eigensolution of the undamped system, which also implies that we can express the eigensolution of the lightly damped system in terms of a power series expanded from the eigensolution of the undamped system.
Her statement of the incident implied racism, an accusation not taken lightly in the United States.
Allan Houston, who scored 12 of his team-high 28 points in the final 7 minutes 32 seconds, implied that the Knicks took the Grizzlies and the Hawks lightly.
The famous Lubitsch touch is, of course, all about sex the ability to imply, as lightly and subtly as possible, everything the movies didn't allow.
The famous Lubitsch touch is, of course, all about sex — the ability to imply, as lightly and subtly as possible, everything the movies didn't allow.
They are alluding to the luxurious feeling of their lightly lined Sensuale product, implying, as in the O.E.D.'s sense 3, "a luxurious yielding up of oneself to passive enjoyment".
