Sentence examples for vague implication from inspiring English sources

In both cases, as Greenman indicates, there is a vague implication that the authors are cheating.

There's a vague implication that the American racial divide might have healed more quickly under the gradualist Confederate Presidency of Robert E. Lee than through the reconstruction of a defeated South.

The vague implication, after a season which included a pass to Javier Hernandez by Carrick in the FA Cup described by Rio Ferdinand as "the ball of the season from the most under-rated player in the country", is that manager David Moyes might be able to find better than Carrick.

Michael started to wonder if perhaps he was the one who was supposed to do something, him, Michael Salter, his pulse starting to quicken around this vague implication, molding his insides into a smaller, braver person who might take over the larger controls.

The vague implication by Republican Senator Bob Corker about Hagel's "overall temperament" as reflected in his treatment of his staff, is indicative of what we can expect.

This article argues that, despite resting on a legal framework, the temporary-protection framework is an essentially discursively constructed mechanism with vague implications, particularly regarding settlement and integration.

To blinker our view of this bestiality, to gloss over it with vague implications that somehow society itself is to blame, is to abandon the imperative of clear and rational thinking at a time when it is most sorely needed.

Between improvised scenes written by Harmon and voiced by Roiland plus multiple spontaneous freestyles of Future's "Mask Off" in Rick and Morty voices they trickled vague implications about the future of the show.

The audience is supposed to know what Hammond and Clarkson mean by the term, though the implications are vague.

Because such implications are vague or hard to predict, and because part of journalists' job is also to grab readers' attention, this is one area in which journalists often make mistakes.

The Home Secretary also subsequently appeared to make comments in support of encryption yet the wording of the legislation remains vague enough that concerns about its implications for encrypted services persist.