Sentence examples for saying implies from inspiring English sources

For example, they will say, "I'm silent but deadly" without thinking that their clever saying implies they reek.

The conspicuous cropping, she says, implies something to hide.

Their participation, Mr. Gordon said, implies that the show does not serve one political agenda.

That, industry boosters say, implies that many shows are worth seeing.

Joe Hockey is suing Fairfax Media for defamation for publishing articles that he said implies he is corrupt and accepts bribes.

One commonly used term for sexual harassment is "eve-teasing," which critics say implies the act is gentle and harmless.

The change, he said, "implies the same sort of mayoral accountability that is associated with the police, Fire Department and other city agencies".

NATO did not invite Macedonia because of a Greek veto over the country's name, which Greece says implies territorial ambitions on its region of the same name.

Revenues for last year are expected to be above the $502.3m£331m1m) City consensus, which house broker UBS said implies $144.5m or more in the fourth quarter.

But will Warren be content to let Clinton make her arguments for her? Everything she has said implies that she will.

Because the life rhythm of a black junkie, say, implies a certain drift, Pryor's stories did not have badda-bing conclusions.