Sentence examples for was implied that from inspiring English sources

It was implied that his mother would be brought before him and sexually abused.

– Comment From Jim Nona Willis Aronowitz: And it was implied that she didn't have much sex after her deflowering at 14. Maybe Marnie hooks up with Ray.

Unfortunately, Mr Kohl was at a meeting of Europe's Christian Democratic leaders last month where it was implied that part of Turkey's unacceptability was being Muslim.

As the Guardian reported, the magazine ran a profile of Mohammed Islam in which it was implied that he had made millions by speculating on oil and gold futures.

Those of us who, for whatever reason, could not or chose not to adopt the 'traditional nuclear family' norm were made to feel inadequate, or it was implied that we must be failing in some way.

It was implied that Mr. Carney, who once watched as Mr. Dunleavy was run down by a yellow cab on Second Avenue, takes a proprietary interest in his clients, who seemed to take his announcement as something like the passage of an era.

But Boaretto and her colleagues "certainly are implying that could be the case," he says.

He was implying that she didn't matter very much.

By implication the source was implying that the Indy is not.

She was implying that grownups often forget this truth -- or, rather, that we successfully ignore it.

Perhaps he was implying that he had worked for the C.I.A. as well.