She "has combined the best of old and new without implying messy compromise".
"That's difficult without implying that other academy chains are less good," he says.
Desire is a broad enough term to encompass the works in this show without implying that they are thematically related.
Without implying anything half so dramatic now, the moral would appear to be to buy shares, and buy curiously British.
There are a variety of state policies which incidentally benefit religion that this Court has upheld without implying that they were constitutionally required of the State.
But it's impossible to highlight Diski's insistence that she wasn't being brave or strong without implying that there's something extra brave and extra strong about that resistance.
In Sweden a student calls her teachers by their first names and, without implying any disrespect, feels free to contradict them in front of her classmates.
He could not have admitted going behind the high command's back, they say, without implying that he thought they were involved.
Kerry and other U.S. officials who had sought to find language that would satisfy Iran without implying legal recognition of a right to enrich uranium disputed that interpretation.
It was agreed that the GC should suggest that ages 10 18 be used to identify adolescence, without implying that this pragmatic definition corresponded to an exact developmental stage.
Some of the "reasons" were just things that mark us out as a species, without implying that we're anything other than a hominoid at a broader level of classification.
