Sentence examples for was by implication from inspiring English sources

Brown's stance that nuclear weapons in general were immoral was, by implication, threatening "an essential part of French strategic identity", they complained.

That accusation led to writer Dalton Trumbo and director Edward Dmytryk being blacklisted as two of the Hollywood 10; Hunter was, by implication, victimised and did not work in the cinema for three years because of her alleged leftwing sympathies.

The Scottish Parliament will enable the Scots to give expression to the distinctive Scottish systems of health, education, housing, and tackle the bread-and-butter issues in a way that was, by implication, not possible by the distant neo-colonial Westminster Parliament with its pro-English, anti-Scots bias.

He had filled in my name and he was, by implication, threatening our marriage.

Although not stated, the survival of the patients not treated surgically or who had palliative surgery was by implication poor, but two out of 19 patients with circumscribed disease liver or lung disease treated nonsurgically were alive at final follow-up.

That if someone else is anointed, he is, by implication, jilted.

Here the spectators are, by implication, denounced: they too are privileged and therefore culpable.

It is there in the shadows, as it were by implication.

Clooney plays Jake Geismer, a journalist who is, by implication, of stoutly decent German-American stock.

There are critics who exist simply to say that if something is popular it is by implication bad.

It may only be by implication, but a cabinet minister is attacking the integrity of his own prime minister.