Sentence examples for umbrella implies from inspiring English sources
Against a tri-color surface whose wide bands of green, yellow and red suggest a Pan-African background (the colors derive from the Ethiopian flag), a flattened, skeletal umbrella implies both shelter and ruin.
Gender-variance likewise, is also an umbrella term, yet implies existing outside of established cultural binaries to one degree or another.
The umbrellas' ability to trap air, which implies even greater height than their physical presence, and the way they are grouped together, is reminiscent of the multiple men that inhabit one of Magritte's most famous paintings, "Golconda" (1953).
Soon after Mrs. Clinton spoke of the shield on Wednesday, senior members of the Obama administration tried to walk back her comments, saying that she was speaking "personally" and that such an umbrella had always been implied by America's strong interests in the region, including oil interests.
"There's a feeling that the sea is over there," Chatounovski said, with a gesture that vaguely implied the breeze and the umbrellas.
Although we showed that within the umbrella ASC category, variations in current and historical language were associated with differences in neuroanatomy, such variability should not be interpreted as implying that there are completely distinct subgroups.
Your umbrella, where is your umbrella?
