Sentence examples for apparently implies from inspiring English sources

But let's set aside health issues and focus on the real reason people care about the Cereal Killer cafe: the social transformation it apparently implies.

This position apparently implies that human life does not fully begin at the moment of conception.

This apparently implies the sharp inequalities 1 4 < θ ( x ) < 1 2 (40).

Next, note that naturalism apparently implies materialism (about human beings); current science does not endorse the existence of immaterial souls or minds or selves.

And again, the generalized normativity of truth appears to make trouble for pluralists, insofar as the thesis that there are several ways of being true apparently implies a proliferation of doxastic truth norms.

While this apparently implies loss of generality for our results, actually, it allows us to illustrate vividly the impact of size and magnetic field on the emission features of AQDPs.

Why then, does a survey apparently imply high levels of patient satisfaction?

Lane's biographer, William Holtz, apparently implied that Lane "transformed" her mother's books, turning mud into gold.

Before Game 5, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade had made coughing noises, apparently implying that Dirk Nowitzki was feigning an illness.

Decades before, a relative of Goedertier had told De Roeck that the righteous judges were "among the angels", apparently implying that the painting had been destroyed.

But the practice came under scrutiny in July, when legislators tried to scrap a constitutional clause that states citizenship can be renounced by anyone over 18 or a married woman, apparently implying women can be married under 18.