Sentence examples for then implied that from inspiring English sources

Stern then implied that the entire season might be at risk.

Seinfeld then implied that he is not in the business of making jokes about hot-button issues.

He said his wording then "implied that I didn't think that the economy was in the process of turning, and I tried to rectify that in today's remarks".

Zito asked Battaglia if he had grandchildren yet, then implied that Battaglia was going to bet on Birdstone at long odds to feather their college fund.

Haley deployed a version of this thinking at the Press Club, when she spoke of the swift indictment of the officer who shot Walter Scott in the back multiple times, in North Charleston, South Carolina, but then implied that the Black Lives Matter movement was responsible for intimidating police officers to the point that black lives are now in further jeopardy.

It opened ghoulishly with a Palestinian-looking man preparing to stab a passer-by, and then implied that four prominent Israelis working in the human rights field – presented in grainy headshots as if from a Most-Wanted list – were "foreign agents" with a mission to "protect" the stabber.

Does that then imply that the students don't care about the thousands dying?

Wouldn't that then imply that the other creative industries made the same mistakes?

This then implies that the rate is not independent of hydrodynamics in the impeller region.

But she then implies that it would be unfair to oppose Judge Alito based on that record.

Why, then, imply that if the Sandinistas did not firebomb the synagogue, Nicaraguan Jews have nothing to fear from the Sandinista regime?