Sentence examples for unmistakable implication from inspiring English sources

There's no good reason voters shouldn't know that Mr. Christie's unmistakable implication — that his daughter goes to public schools just like other kids — isn't actually true.

[6] The unmistakable implication of Mr. Kristof's use of the above (inaccurate) statistic is that this "full 8 percent" (in fact, 3 to 4 %) is a somehow "illegitimate" percentage, wasting considerable federal dollars.

"For people who are aware of Ai Weiwei's work there is an unmistakable implication pointing to his work relating to reckoning the Sichuan earthquake and responsibility for it," said David Bandurski of Hong Kong University's China Media Project.

This was not quite what judge Anthony Leonard QC said as he sent Max Clifford to prison for eight years at Southwark crown court yesterday, but it is the unmistakable implication after a jury convicted the celebrity publicist on eight charges of indecent assault at the start of the week.

She never married, and with some regularity Geng mentions the names of her distinguished list of lovers at The New Yorker — it does sound rather like an incest pool — with the unmistakable implication that they failed her and could have benefited from a brotherly hammer to the head.

The implication was unmistakable: the floors, even if just so slightly, were moving.

But that implication was unmistakable to other Democrats, including Ken Toole, a state senator and the leader of the Montana Human Rights Network, a private organization that has worked to make crimes against gays hate crimes in Montana, an effort opposed by most Republican lawmakers in the state, including Mr. Taylor.

But the implications are unmistakable regardless.

The piece is just two minutes long, but its impact is ferocious and its revolutionary implications for music's future unmistakable.

"The evidence appears unmistakable that the St. Augustine sea monster was in fact an octopus, but the implications are fantastic".

The 54th established black courage and black manhood in unmistakable terms in Unionist popular literature, but Northern writers ultimately could not come to grips with the full implications of black military service.