Sentence examples for that implied that from inspiring English sources

But that perspective was articulated in a way that implied that was the only valid perspective, that other perspectives were not legitimate and, in fact, were counterproductive.

The plaintiffs argued that the registry amounted to a "public branding" that implied that even rehabilitated offenders remained dangerous.

The table also contained thirty-three empty spaces that implied that there were elements still to be discovered.

She resented the Viennese arrogance that implied that no good music could be written outside Austria and Germany.

And any reports that implied that he was doing that are simply untrue, and a fiction in somebody's mind".

The figure likely originated from an analysis done by right-wing think tanks that implied that the high end of the total cost could be $93 trillion.

Last weekend in Geneva Russia and China refused to back a call that implied that Assad must step down as a prelude to a "Syrian-led political transition".

The state Japan Broadcasting Corporation devoted a one-hour news analysis program to the crash Friday evening that implied that the pilot was temporarily of unsound mind.

This article was amended on 8 April 2014 to remove a factual inaccuracy that implied that the author was a PhD student rather than a postdoc.

Yet, it was still marketed as safe, employing aggressive ad campaigns that implied that, without it, women were doomed to a life of loneliness with a distant husband.

The Pacers had no comment on a Daily News report that implied that Walsh might have already met with James L. Dolan, the Madison Square Garden chairman.