implying

A poster for BrewDog has been banned by the advertising watchdog for implying that alcohol can beat boredom, loneliness or frustration.

None of them detailed which elected officials may have been on the receiving end, implying all of their spending remained beneath the daily threshold.

The note also showed that Officer 2 had told colleagues that he persuaded me to drop the story by implying that agent X was being investigated by MI5 as an extremist.

The goal here is not only to reinscribe blatant homophobia into the law, but also to minimize the impact of the decision by implying it only impacts “gay” books.

You guys, I don't think she's being entirely sincere with album art implying submission to the patriarchy.