No one explicitly called the current principal an authoritarian busybody, but that was the obvious implication.
I think probably the implication, the obvious implication, is that we didn't think it was that important at that time".
The obvious implication here is that cows who give Grade B are not clean or healthy in any absolute sense.
Mr. Mendès-France did not say that he should head the provisional government, although this was the obvious implication.
The day before, in Miami, Jeb Bush swiped at Clinton — twice by name and a few more times by obvious implication — in his own announcement speech.
"The obvious implication is that there could be a shift from the public to the private sector, and from lower- to middle-income countries.
Even as Mrs. Clinton gave an education speech today that focused on policy and new programs, she took time to criticize Mr. Giuliani by obvious implication.
The obvious implication was that the Yankees do not need Jeter to win — or, worse, that they are better without him.
Anyone who's listened to Mitt Romney's 47 percent comments will get the obvious implication: Democrats win by hooking Americans on government programs.
Dewey's conception of a history has an obvious implication for humanity: no person's fate is sealed by an antecedently given human nature, temperament, character, talent, or social role.
The obvious implication, among consenting Labour MPs in private, is that a different leader could save them 50 seats simply by understanding the art of contemporary electioneering.
