Sentence examples for a strange implication of from inspiring English sources

You reply that a "strange implication"of his position is that a country with a more egalitarian distribution could be regarded as a greater success even if it has more people in absolute poverty.

There is no longer the strange implication of taxonomy but only people, released to themselves.

Struggling to understand the strange implications of modern physics, readers in the 1930's and 40's turned to a popular children's book for adults called "Mr. Tompkins in Wonderland" by the physicist George Gamow.

Heisenberg was working through the implications of quantum theory, a strange new way of explaining how atoms behaved that had been developed by physicists, including Niels Bohr, Paul Dirac and Erwin Schrödinger, over the previous decade.

Some have suggested that David Lewis's development of counterpart theory was intended (among other things) to provide a metaphysical account of the structure of possible worlds that would avoid the strange implications that Chisholm described.

Even Einstein, who felt at ease with the idea of wormholes through time, was so bothered by the whole business that, in 1935, he co-authored a paper titled "Can quantum-mechanical description of physical reality be considered complete?" He pointed out some of quantum mechanics's strange implications, and then answered his question, essentially, in the negative.

Freud's account of thinking here is idiosyncratic and has strange implications, such as that thinking about swimming the English Channel takes far more energy than thinking about licking a stamp.

Kind of a strange twist of fate".

Doctors is a strange sort of show.

I felt a strange sense of catharsis.

"This is a strange kind of warfare.