Sentence examples for the show implies from inspiring English sources

Bauer, the show implies, hasn't crossed the line after all.

She is what the show implies a woman is supposed to be: white, affluent and hyperfeminine.

They were also heroes, the show implies, because they saw what others did not.

And like Ms. Parker's, a lot of drawing in the show implies or entails motion.

The Camdens are "a white-bread family," but the show implies that no family is completely safe or insulated anymore.

By mentioning Wiley's fondness for Scotch and men, the show implies she led a wild, dissipated life, but it is too polite to go any further.

But Aunty's star recruit from the Murdoch empire is already talking down the show, implying it is stale in comparison with Sky News programs which are made on the smell of an oily rag but are live and dynamic.

There's no way that she drank as much as the show implied and was walking straight or talking coherently.

Offerman is currently traveling the country with his wife, Megan Mullally, as part of an old Hollywood-style revue, "Summer of 69: No Apostrophe," which focuses a lot ― as the name of the comedy show implies ― on the popular couple's very active sex life.

Certainly, as the explanatory title of the Hayward show implies, Klee's interest was creation rather than production.

As the Fowler exhibition explicitly stated and the Museum for African Art show implies, an assertive warrior ethos is a dominant feature of many Niger Delta societies.