The words implied at least one something else, if not more.

Questions will imply certain things about the way you should answer them.

The high road, he implied, was the one the team would be taking.

I'm not sure what you are trying to imply here.

They implied she would try to hold them by force.

And nearly everything on view implies some sort of past, present or future use.

So many I'll never get a chance to use them all, her voice implied.

To him, that implies he does not have to work.

And maybe, the director implies, they are right to do so.

All three men around the table knew what that implied.

I did not mean to imply that such was your lot.

He implies that the last act will be about death.

"Not that I mean to imply anything about what happened to you."

Talking, he seemed to imply, was no business of his.

I never once said or even implied what you wrote.

I think the article implied they are going to court.

But on that, you imply something different should now be done.

This implies a very close relationship with the King's party.

As if to imply that some things are in your control.

After what she had implied about me, that did not seem likely.

He implied that at least some of the money was being used for other things.

I also wanted to imply that he now has to live with what he's done.

It was just an idea, he implied, and may never come to anything.

He implied that the company was ready to deal and wanted to get started right away.

Which always seems to imply that I am no different from all the rest.