Sentence examples for strongly implied in from inspiring English sources

And, indeed, Trump strongly implied in a tweet on Tuesday morning that just such a leak was the real reason for Flynn's departure.

(The latter was strongly implied in the Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech).

He's a sympathetic character because, it's strongly implied in the film, he's been wrongly convicted of murdering his wife and her lover.

While the president never issued a direct veto threat, he strongly implied in a press conference Friday that he would reject the bill if it came to his desk.

"I don't know if the senator really meant this, but he certainly strongly implied, in fact, I took him to mean that unemployment insurance is a disincentive for people to look for work," said Baucus.

11 Negative connotations for larger labia such as ugliness, odour and irritation are strongly implied in the advertisements.

In his book, Mr. Tierney made assertions or strongly implied that in 1968, a prominent anthropologist and a respected medical geneticist inoculated the long-isolated Yanomami Indians with a measles vaccine, contributing to the spread of a deadly epidemic.

Mr. Reilly wouldn't confirm that Ms. Stucker's radio was still getting service, but he strongly implied it in a follow up e-mail.

These results unambiguously established aqueous accessibilities for positions spanning the entire length of TMD5 and in the proximal end of TMD8 in hRFC, and they strongly implied that Thr in TMD8 faces the substrate-binding pocket.

These results strongly implied that apoptotic cell-in-cell death might be closely associated with the cytotoxic property of immune cells.

These findings confirm principles that were strongly implied by work in mammals (Carr et al., 2011; Wang et al., 2006; Wilson and McNaughton, 1994) and extend this paradigm to invertebrates.