Sentence examples for the quote implies from inspiring English sources

The speaker, Ahmed Wali Karzai, was, as the quote implies, very much more than the head of Kandahar's provincial council.

As the quote implies, eggs are one of the key foods that Hampton Creek is trying to replace.

(Brother to 2 CWNS) This quote implies that distributing solid Palmolin and maize oil that are unknown in the area without informing people of its origin has proven to be a breeding ground for suspicion years later.

Physical comedy, as the Sunday Times quote implies, is as much of a discrete and specialist expertise as movement or music.

If Seth's quote implies Agile adoption rates will skyrocket in the face of a tanking economy.

Quantum theory, for example, was largely driven by empirical results, whereas Einstein's general theory of relativity was more a product of speculation and thought experiments (contrary to what your quote implies).

As Rita's quote implies, they socialise widely outside their national group, and are selective with regard to other Italians, who generally need to have an allied ideological stance.

Skills trumped seniority". Now, perhaps I'm being oversensitive, but I'm an English teacher -- and that quote implies that because I have seniority, I don't have skills.

This quote implies two hypotheses.

This quote implies sociocultural values of having many children and can be seen as one of the reasons that some people do not encourage contraception.

This quote implies that, if quality systems for interventions require a randomised controlled trial as proof of the intervention's quality, many practice-fit interventions will not be qualified by the system as good.