Sentence examples for try to imply from inspiring English sources

It usually gets better when morning comes, and I try to imply that at the end of the book".

In the given auction, Bianco (North) control-bid five diamonds to try to imply two top heart losers.

Brexiters try to imply that European unification descends from Napoleon and Hitler, even though membership has hardly been imposed at the point of a bayonet.

The innocent try to imply their guilt as much as the perpetrator tries to mask theirs, as they strive to fool the detective and "win" the night.

"Inevitably, some will try to imply that the unfortunate and inaccurate words of one regional official represent this agency's policy," she said.

Instead, I try to imply the presence of rain by taking photos of people with umbrellas – your brain will fill in the rain, even if it can't see it.

I am not trying to imply you were holding them for yourself, if you were not.

And just sat there, not saying a word, but trying to imply: I rest my case.

The critics tried to imply that he was somehow sympathetic to Palestinian terrorists.

In one, the interviewer tried to imply that she was trying to take the place of Tracy's wife.

"It's appalling to me that someone is trying to imply my father was a racist," wrote Michael.