Sentence examples for this implication that from inspiring English sources

I do love this implication, that a story spills beyond the banks of the book.

It is this implication that people are shirking their responsibility to society that is so troubling.

It also feels a little obvious, this implication that one's face, one's self, is too dangerous to be shown.

This implication – that we're better at changing than we are at imagining it – led the Harvard team to warn of the practical fallout: how overestimating the stability of today can hamper the decisions we make about tomorrow.

Asked repeatedly if he had sung for Communists, he retorted: "I love my country very dearly, and I greatly resent this implication that some of the places that I have sung and some of the people that I have known, and some of my opinions, whether they are religious or philosophical, or I might be a vegetarian, make me any less of an American".

My thought was, what's the point of living if I can't have a child?" Despite all that she had accomplished in tennis, Fernandez said, "There's this implication that women are here to bear children, and if you can't bear children, you're useless".

Acceptance is the wrong word in this instance and the implication that this is what we should all do demands more than we can give.

This carried the implication that when an odd number of atoms appeared in a published organic formula, the analysis was inaccurate.

This has the implication that Christian compassion is not primarily a "kind of pain".

This has the implication that SV information is limited to 6 months before the last available main field observations.

This has the implication that merely voicing a sentence could involve the violation of a semantic norm.