Sentence examples for than stated from inspiring English sources

Z is implied rather than stated: the ultimate zzz from which no one will wake.

Were it not for these two measures, borrowing would be £15bn higher than stated by Osborne.

"But he had this view of art – that it suggested rather than stated.

(And there are allegations its revenues were even lower than stated.

First principles of taxation have been absent or implied rather than stated forthrightly.

There was too much about them that was implied rather than stated outright.

Military experts say the true level of expenditure is substantially higher than stated, though still below that of the US.

"If the facts are different than stated," the person said, "it would be hard to uphold the disciplinary action".

They have suggested that the foundation year of Japan was 600 years later than stated in the Nihon shoki.

Sometimes the subject is implied rather than stated, especially when the writer uses the imperative mood: "Call me Ishmael".

Unlike Wasserstein, the fifty-year-old playwright did not become a thinker during the women's-liberation movement, and her characters' politics are more implied than stated.