Sentence examples for quietly implied from inspiring English sources
Dickinson agreed that Parliament had supreme power where the whole empire was concerned, but he denied that it had power over internal colonial affairs; he quietly implied that the basis of colonial loyalty lay in its utility among equals rather than in obedience owed to a superior.
Though images are central to Roman Catholicism and Orthodoxy, they actually have a powerful anarchic energy: they quietly imply that the essence of religion lies here, in the magic of representation, and not in rules and priestcraft.
But this tall, gray-haired statistician is sending some eminent doctors into fits of apoplexy as he quietly implies that they've wasted their lives defending old wives' tales, maltreated their patients or assisted in frauds that perhaps ought to land them in jail.
The infographic quietly implies that before 2010, Facebook was too focused on scaling to make going green a priority.
The two were moving in loose agreement, often with a groove that was only implied; they clicked quietly and intuitively.
With no moral or policy judgment implied, we are quietly reminding our readers that this deal has been locked, sealed, and stamped for the 2004 elections.
Though the Richard Wagner Foundation has announced that Eva will take her father's place in fall 2002, Wolfgang has implied that he will not leave quietly.
The contents are less important to him, though, than the tension of waiting -- a mixture of anticipation and potential disappointment -- along with the implied presence of the sender that an unopened package can quietly emit.
Republicans expressed shock at the size and radical change implied by some White House proposals, even if some conservatives appeared to quietly relish the issue as a rallying point useful as they try to begin their political recovery.
These edgy XFL commercials with implied nudity backfired and caused a controversy as they were deemed too risqué by the media, they were quietly withdrawn before the launch of 2001 XFL inaugural (and final ) season.
