Sentence examples for of implying from inspiring English sources

So that is the Dickens way of implying sex.

There was never any intention of implying that all black people are... " Gingrich's voice trailed off.

All in the name of implying that iPhone devotees are mindless clones.

Kony 2012 was accused of implying that the warlord was still menacing Uganda.

4. Breaching these principles raises the risk of implying that an allegation is tantamount to a conviction.

He had a way of implying both airiness and compression in his writing, along with a swirling subtlety of movement.

"An institutional culture which ascribed more weight to positive information about the service than to information capable of implying cause for concern".

She specifically accused David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's senior adviser, of using race as a tactical weapon and of implying that her remarks were racist.

So did his manner of implying chord progressions in open space through the shape of his lines and the occasional double-stopped chord.

But even as stock markets soared in a thunderous rally, the Fed carefully stopped short of implying any commitment to reduce rates even more in the months ahead.

Even the most static lives are punctuated by dramatic events, Johnny's very much included, but Hollinghurst develops an evasive habit of implying rather than showing them.