Sentence examples for looks implied from inspiring English sources

His knowing looks implied as much about my family's past as anything Hawkes said.

Each word suggests some subtly different quality: looking implies volition; spying suggests furtiveness; gawking carries an element of social judgment and a sense of surprise.

"I hate to do this," his look implies, "but you see how it is".

So what if you never back it up by actually pulling a rabbit out of the hat, at least the look implies you're thinking about it.

— this is fairly vague, but it looks to imply that locking users inside your app isn't ok.

When asked about his new after hours look Barrott implied that International Feel isn't done yet, but he will be living the life of The Sonic Aesthetic for a while.

In the course of the primary, he criticised Cruz's wife, Heidi, for her looks and implied that the Texas senator's father was somehow involved in the assassination of John F Kennedy.

In your new biography of Cleopatra, you take issue with historians who have attributed her achievements to her looks and implied that she slept her way to the top.

Another major problem with the AP report is how shady it makes all of us dentists look by implying that we're colluding with floss distributors to help them see increased profits, which we allegedly get a chunk of.

The proposal "looks larger than implied by the ECB's previous comments about the size of its balance sheet, especially if it refers to the new sovereign QE program and does not include the existing ones," said Riccardo Barbieri Hermitte, chief European economist at Mizuho International Plc in London.

They gave me that look, which implied, "Typical New Yorker".