Sentence examples for unspoken implication from inspiring English sources

And there would not be the unspoken implication that sex was imminent.

The unspoken implication is that he is talking about a future without him in the game.

The unspoken implication is that Ida is not as significant as billed, but Schaal won't be drawn.

In a 1984 speech she summed up her reason for writing — and, by loud unspoken implication, her reason for being — in just seven words.

The unspoken implication was that it would try harder to stop spooks attempting to slip "unreliable" technology past its vetting procedures.Other security experts are re-examining existing products.

The other women, who are driving Toyota Hiluxes, remark on the difference in handling, the unspoken implication being that driving their "Crusty Cruisers" is more fun, more authentic.

The unspoken implications were not so benign.

The dialogue is quite risqué by 1940s standards, the unspoken implications even more so.

There are unspoken implications at every turn; you have to intuit it, "get it".

A student of the fiction of Henry James, the ultimate sensor of unspoken implications, he is always detecting what is not explicit.

"All these things come together in a way that if you don't unpack the whole thing, the unspoken implications coalesce to create this great suspicion," said Mac Stipanovich, a longtime Florida Republican strategist and lobbyist who disdains Mr. Trump and has never worked with Ms. Bondi.