Sentence examples for to implied from inspiring English sources
verb
To have as a necessary consequence
- The proposition that "all dogs are mammals" implies that my dog is a mammal
They may be secretive or aggressive and are excessively sensitive to implied slights or criticism.
** Her rebuttal to word-mindedness, to vicariousness, to implied chicanery and the living lie, was inscribed deliberately and defiantly in her images of "swordblade" and "rainbow waters".
Comparison to Ms. Hagin's watercolor, "Blue Plate Special," with its careful attention to implied space and tangible surface, or Ms. Fish's oil, "Scat," with its luscious modeling and textural variety, shows how much individuality is possible within proscribed limitations.
To identify such patterns, we used ordination analyses that relate species occurrence to implied environmental gradients.
Although we were discussing issues related to clashes of values and their legal quality in previous sections, we have not put focus on policy issues related to implied risks, which are related to the volume of data.
It's a system that condemns almost all of normally imperfect deceased humanity to implied eternal torture elsewhere ("Don't worry about them," Michael tells new arrivals).
"I don't want to imply anything.
That seems to imply asset sales.
To imply is to suggest; to infer is to conclude.
To imply anything else is misleading and dishonest.
(Its horizontal proportions are meant to imply "solid, dependable character").
