Sentence examples for your implications from inspiring English sources

John R. Bolton is not a cartoon character, notwithstanding your implications to the contrary.

Contrary to your implication, poverty is not terrorism's "root cause".

Your implication that crime is an Italian-American "tradition" is, in short, very offensive.

"Your implication will be that guns are evil and have no place in society, much less in our schools.

I totally resent your implication in your last column the the problems in this country now should be blamed on the "Baby Boomers".

("There was nothing wrong with Tom, if that's your implication," Valerie Eliot once told an interviewer who asked why Eliot's first marriage had been a failure).

Your implication that this slumlord's firetrap was closed to pander to white residents of Farmingville is not only insulting to me, an official addressing unsafe conditions.

As a Vermont dairy farmer, I find your implication that American farmers are partly to blame for world poverty quite a stretch.

Your implication was that their views are biased by some sort of arbitrary allegiance, perhaps akin to supporting a football team.

Nonetheless, I disagree with your implication that the idea of convening a constitutional convention should be dismissed because it's "a big waste of time and money".

ERIC COLBURN Cambridge, Mass., June 4, 2006 I am troubled by your reference to the Clintons' "unique" marriage and your implication that its "unique" quality calls for a different kind of journalistic coverage.