Sentence examples similar to I imply nothing from inspiring English sources

As such, it implies nothing with respect to the guilt or innocence of the defendant.

One cannibal every hundred years or so might be a particularly vivid illustration of the Freudian death wish, but it implies nothing about the national character six decades after World War II.

For those who are growing up to search in this millennium, it implies nothing more taxing than typing two words into a box – or, increasingly, mumbling them into a phone – and waiting less than an instant for a comprehensive answer, generally involving texts and images and films and books and maps.

The decision should be removed entirely from the justice involved by automatically referring every recusal motion to a rotating or computer-generated panel of justices, so that if the decision is for recusal, it implies nothing about the justice's own judgment of his or her capacity for fairness.

The advantage of the negative formulation is that it implies nothing of the sort.

So it implies nothing at all about whether you could come to be a vegetable or a corpse.

The Supreme Court has said that a witness could be compelled to produce a key to a locked door or container, since it implies nothing but possession of the key.

The indel in ribosomal S12 is conserved across all archaea and eukaryotes, so it implies nothing about their branch order.

Wranglers imply nothing about status — I know an affluent older lady in the city who drives one, as well as young guys who install lift kits and go off-roading in the boonies.

Does all this imply nothing can be done?

— though by "soul" we need imply nothing more metaphysical here than the sum total of one person's affect in the mind of another.