Sentence examples for question implied from inspiring English sources

If true, didn't it – the question implied – prove that games are practically worthless?

If there was a question implied by those words, the reason for the performances soon became clear.

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What Justice Roberts's question implied was that the election of a black President to a second term surely served as evidence that the Voting Rights Act, which was passed when there were no black elected officials in statewide or congressional office in the South, had served its purpose.

4This initial warm-up question implied that the influences of nature and nurture could be separated and quantified as in common usage both in academic and popular discourses.

At this point, a question implied at the end of the previous subsection arises, namely what is effecting the unification in chaos explanations?

But I think your question implies that I am something now that I was not then.

Doesn't a question imply a degree of courtesy or politeness?

The question implies a gulf between art and the lumpen facts we live among.

The question implies as does Hello Americans that the Welles debate has shifted ground.

Yannick finessed the question, implying that warm air traveling through the nose warms the nose.