Sentence examples for that implies he is from inspiring English sources

In a long paragraph about religion Washington never says anything that implies he is speaking about Christianity or any one of its denominations.

Although it was a statement that implied he was untrustworthy, it was a statement in respect of his political position.

With a tweet that implied he was enjoying himself as much as everyone else – even if he wasn't – Ronan regained his privacy.

But the young sailor felt it was a more personal slight, a mocking insult that implied he was a bumbling figure of fun.

(When he won a lawsuit against a British paper for a review that implied he was gay, he adopted a catchphrase: "I cried all the way to the bank").

What mattered was that he not only looked the part -- rugged and weathered -- but he identified with a huge audience of hardened criminals in a way that implied he was on their side -- not that of the law.

If that weren't enough, a black former assistant US attorney, Thomas Figures, testified that Sessions had called him "boy", and that he had joked about the Ku Klux Klan in ways that implied he wasn't particularly appalled by their appalling tactics.

"We're thrilled to be acquired by Oracle," McNealy said in a flat tone that implied he was anything but.

But I knew it was the question that implied he was looking for the award that had churned him up.

He'd felt the writer had taken certain remarks he'd made -- particularly one about gay marriage that implied he was against it -- out of context.

Jeffries' campaign says groups aligned with Baraka have released television ads that imply he's a puppet of "scary white people".