Sentence examples for the author implies from inspiring English sources

The author implies that this was exceptional.

The author implies that many girls don't complete the vaccination series because of concerns regarding vaccine safety.

An egalitarian universe, the author implies, is one in which even an unconnected nobody can learn to buy off officials and subvert the law.

But there's hope, the author implies: Understanding the grand illusion of the world we think we see around us might just allow us to take back control.

In inviting Rosalind to the King's College lab, he had sent her an ambiguous letter leading her to believe that she would be in exclusive command of the DNA project; it was understandable, the author implies, that she should resent Wilkins's continued involvement.

And in the rare instance I find myself reaching for Malory Towers, the Enid Blyton boarding school series that I loved as a child and in which terrible things befall impertinent children (in Blyton's awful moral universe, the student athlete bound for the Olympics is permanently disabled during training, something the author implies she jolly well deserves), I know I'm in real trouble.

I could break down and analyze all the rude things the author implied about working moms, but I decided to write a letter to my mother instead.

Reciprocity, argue the authors, implies another commitment to "the economy of moral disagreement".

The mechanism suggested by the authors implies that low-solubility oxide-hydroxide cuprum compounds, inseparable by centrifugation, are formed on the surface with time, while the dissolution rate differs by 1-21-2%.

The authors imply that this difference is the result of entrepreneurs' experience in starting new ventures.

If the authors imply that their findings apply to all companies in all situations, don't trust them.