Sentence for implied | Use implied in a sentence

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• The thought implied misery for both. (10)
• He had implied the people of the two islands. (10)
• Do I argue ill in saying that a trust was implied? (10)
• The comparison had been used or implied to him before. (10)
• It was every day implied, but never professedly declared. (4)
• She disdained to avail herself of the implied permission. (9)
• The invitation to him was implied in the pause that followed. (13)
• Their healths would on that occasion be drunk, it was implied. (10)
• Touched by the pretty thing herein implied, he squeezed her hand. (10)
• Like the speaking of great Nature, what it means is implied by the measure. (10)
• And we have won it with our hands, thanks (he implied it so) to our religion. (10)
• Saying that, she bowed an implied apology for having kept him from it, and rose. (10)
• The words implied an expectation that the two families were to be better acquainted. (9)
• They had an incomprehensible reluctance to perform their part of the implied compact. (10)
• Henrietta could have bitten her tongue for laying her open to the censure implied in his muteness. (10)
• What else was implied by her willingness to part with land and money for the key to his machinations? (10)
• The visit of the Miss Steeles at Barton Park was lengthened far beyond what the first invitation implied. (4)
• Redworth heard the Frenchman say, and he owned to what was implied in the answering tone of the question. (10)
• The woman to share and practically to aid in developing such ideas is not easily found: that he left as implied. (10)
• He saw that such a course implied the failure of the military to deal with the problem of subduing the Americans. (18)
• It implied on the part of those who proposed it a confidence that Lowell was independent enough to use this right. (14)
• It was true that Lapham had defied Rogers to bring on his men, and had implied his willingness to negotiate with them. (9)
• His caress had implied mercy to Emilia: for she could not reconcile it with the rejection of the petition of her soul. (10)
• Willows implied water, and snatching up a camp-kettle I started forward without taking the trouble to put on my coat and hat. (7)
• He might be jealous of her brother as a rival, but if more had seemed implied, the fault must have been in her misapprehension. (4)
• She did not affect the feminine simplicity which can so prettily misunderstand and put by an implied accusation of that nature. (10)
• She did not affect the feminine simplicity which can so prettily misunderstand and put by an implied accusation of that nature. (22)
• The court said that this, even though it implied that the author was at fault, was not a personal attack on his private character. (16)
• The implied pathetic reference to a surgically-treated nose under a cross of strips of plaster, could not obtain dismissal for him. (10)
• It is not unnatural that Merthyr hearing these soft epithets, should disbelieve in the implied self-conquest of her preceding words. (10)
• That fellow, Gower Woodseer, might accuse the husband of virtually lying, if he by his conduct implied her distastefulness or worse. (10)
• The French word implied a long evening of general talk among the guests, crowned with a little chicken at supper, ending at cock-crow. (9)
• And again, she wondered at herself for not resenting so rare a presumption as it implied, and not disdaining so outworn a form of flattery. (10)

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