Sentence examples for the implication in that from inspiring English sources

The implication in that passage is that a politician should stick to his guns on the Social Security message.

There is the implication in that blog posting that bit rates will be different for UK and non-UK users.

The implication in that case, however, is that we have no influence at all.

"The implications in that letter are not even close to being true.

[Hi. This is my real voice now. The implications in that tag line are just… out of this world.] Just one spritz from this "real anal smell bottle" will keep you surrounded by "the pheromones emitted from the anus of a cute boy" all day.

The implication in a scandal that really wasn't was that Santos had used a "battery," or a hand-held electrical device, to shock Funny Cide into running faster.

The implication, in part, is that whatever weight electronic data has, metadata has less.

"They would object to the implication in an ad that the stocks a company was representing were actually going up.

I resent the implication in your article that those of us unhappy with Senator Barack Obama's vote on wiretapping are a bunch of left-wingnuts.

SUSAN SIMONDS, Moscow, Idaho, posted on nytimes.com I disagree with the implication in your article that I specialized in perinatal issues on a whim.

By all the men who degraded women, or by the implication in the air that it was "all" the men?