Sentence examples for text implied from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they seemed to be rivals; at other times they presented a united front against invisible opponents who, their text implied, disliked all Asians.

The company said at the time that it would begin to push out new releases monthly, and its modified update text implied that users would no longer need to read these release notes as any new features would instead be flagged within the app itself.

Overall, most sites attempted to present a balanced viewpoint, however presentation style, context and prominence given to specific information/graphical text implied greater support for one specific birthing mode.

Although no evidence of earlier campaigns survives, the Nubian text implies that deep penetration of Syria had already occurred.

This statutory text implies that transactions not fulfilling either of these conditions are automatically void or voidable.

The photo is often juxtaposed next to Kavanaugh's high school yearbook photo with text implying or overtly stating that it is implausible he would have targeted Ford.

For example, the latest text implies that Chile would cut its bound industrial duties from 25% to around 12%; its applied rate is only 6%.

His plan comprised points, lines and surfaces, where the "points" were so-called follies, or structures of open-ended, non-prescribed usage – folie, poststructuralist philosopher Jacques Derrida explains in the folio text, implies psychosis and delusion.

Ontology-driven analysis of user-generated text implies finding a way to bridge Semantic Web data structures, such as formal ontologies expressed in RDF or OWL, with unstructured implicit ontologies emerging from user-generated content.

For example, the Vienna declaration of 1993, which forms the basis for much for the UN's human-rights activity, incorporates cultural rights as well as a "right to (economic) development".According to Eva Erman, a professor at Sweden's Uppsala University, "the Vienna text implies there is no tension between individual and group rights, although in practice such a tension often arises".

The text implies that they were attacked for these positions and accused of inconsistency.