Sentence examples for phrasing implies from inspiring English sources

The phrasing implies that users must opt in.

President Dmitry Medvedev has set up a commission to look at "falsifications of history that damage Russia's interests" (he should use a comma: this phrasing implies that other falsifications promote Russia's interests).

In the original, the phrasing implied that a quotation in the second paragraph was from an IAEA report.

They had sound reasons not to commit the national government to supporting a mass militia, and thus to prefer a phrasing implying that the militia need not embrace the entire adult male population if Congress had good reason to require otherwise.

Unintentional phrasing implied almost universal acceptance in the original submission and has now been changed.

"I don't 'have a taste for' liquor, with all that phrase implies," Mr. Stein said.

She is, she declares, a "time being," with all the ambiguity that phrase implies.

"For the Bible Tells Me So" is, strictly speaking, an educational film, with the artlessness that that phrase implies.

The phrase implies two things--rising living standards and a high degree of economic security--but may no longer apply.

As the phrase implies, an obligation for mutual assistance is part of the nature of the relationship.

The phrase implies heavily that a set of rules that should be followed has been brought into being in some arbitrary, faceless, undemocratic power-grab.