Sentence examples for what's being implied from inspiring English sources

That's what's being implied here.

"What's being implied by Gumucio really throws into jeopardy the existing copyright to all of those exercise videos".

Naff wrote that "When someone is described as "flamboyant," "eccentric" or "a lifelong bachelor," we know what's being implied... Readers of the Washington Post had better hone their gaydar skills, because in story after story, the newsgathering behemoth either ignores questions of sexual orientation or employs endless winks and nods to convey what would be better spelled out".

What standard is being implied?

The censors thus expanded their jurisdiction form what was seen to what was implied in the spectator's mind.

Everything has symbolic weight in Nadine Gordimer's book, and what is implied is often far more important than what is said; Middleton's book couldn't be more direct.

What is implied in Ryan's story is that it was ultimately someone else who made the call.

Although Paamco was historically majority women-owned, it has only competed for the large-scale institutional allocations that are open to all and, contrary to what is implied by the judge's statements, has never taken any "set aside" business or minority mandates.

What was implied by each version of each statement?

But intent and what is implied also are crucial.

"What you're implying is sickening and terrible and disgraceful.