Sentence examples for through implication from inspiring English sources

To be honest, for the waspish Hirschberg, the feature wasn't that nasty, though its tone sneered and she made many of her points through implication.

Great movies all, but they stick to their own peculiar intrigues and suggest larger meanings only through implication — that's the wise strategy, as any shrewd producer would tell you.

He advanced the argument that the Constitution was the source of implied as well as enumerated powers and that through implication the government had the right to charter a national bank as a proper means of regulating the currency.

The propagandist Dickens calls for the immediate righting of wrongs, but the novelist Dickens says, mainly through implication, that all men not just schoolmasters and state hirelings—should become more humane.

The very fact that average I.Q.s shift over time ought to create a "crisis of confidence," Flynn writes in "What Is Intelligence?" (Cambridge; $22), his latest attempt to puzzle through the implications of his discovery.

If they actually carry through with the implication it seems to suggest, then history will certainly judge this as an outlier in the Court's portfolio.

Meanwhile, some state-driven infrastructure projects were carried out through the implication of local politicians, who thereby became mediators between the state and its citizens.

The firm, however, indicated that $15 million or so is their sweet spot when it comes to their needs and their valuation, and through obvious implication, their current appetite for dilution.

Taken together our findings show that ESK1 is necessary for the production of functional xylem vessels, through its implication in the laying down of secondary cell wall components.

These proteoglycans are important for stromal integrity through their implication in fibrillar collagen cross linking.

E3 ubiquitin ligases play an important role in bone through their implication in directing proteins to proteasomal degradation.