Sentence examples for because it implies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fussell said he disliked the word "curmudgeon" because "it implies that there's something wrong with social and cultural criticism".

That last thing, he says, was a pivotal psychological component because "it implies that the state is interested in a long-term relationship".

Weather forecasting is a forbidden concept because it implies unpredictability.

Husserl objected to historicism because it implies relativism.

"I do find that alarming because it implies she had a very small inoculum".

"It's implausible because it implies that the economy was on death's door".

"I don't even like to use the word 'community,' " Sánchez says, "because it implies unity".

It is bad because it implies that the individual is incapable of handling his own affairs.

Stoicism is the wrong word, if only because it implies an awareness of being stoic.

"That's just not acceptable, because it implies a blind spot on the part of the critics.

The term homophobia itself can be problematic, because it implies a pathological or irrational fear.