Sentence examples for verb implies from inspiring English sources

Apple is saying When you think "Macintosh", think "different".When the verb implies a resulting state:  He has grown fat takes an adjective because fat refers back to the man and his state, not the manner of his growing.

"Affect" as a verb implies the thought, action, impetus, or stimulus that produces a response or reaction.

In the semantic task, they were asked to judge explicitly whether the verb implied a physical act (e.g. "mastico", I chew) or a psychological or mental state (e.g. "adoro", I adore).

Ms. Schutz's paintings, each titled with three verbs, imply frantic activity.

These verbs imply an attainable result by the R-component with high affectedness.

Linking verbs include all forms of the verb "to be" when they are not helping the main verb and any verb like "seem", "become", "appear", or any verb that implies equality between two subjective concepts.

To order a copy with free UK P&P, go to theguardian.com/bookshop Le jargon Essential working French Bosser Slang verb that implies the work being done is strenuous, tiring or difficult.

The very notion of "vacation," with its root verb "vacate," implies giving up everything one is supposed to regularly do and basking in the lap of luxury.

The word for shopping was dostavat, a verb that implied making a considerable effort, sometimes bordering on the illegal, to get hold of a needed item.

First off, the point I wish to make here is that there are other verbs that imply a verbal interaction and are instead classified as mental cognitive verbs.

A verb like flutter implies not just action but lightness, speed, motion and emotion.