Sentence examples for because of its implied from inspiring English sources

You might be interested to know that that term in German, "humankapital," was voted the Unword of the Year in 2004 because of its implied degrading of human beings into the amount of money they can be used to earn for others.

It concerned them most deeply because of what it implied about the possibility and/or the desirability of their using contemporary American ideals as grounds for their own identity.

But Jeffrey was more than bad enough – because of what it implied, more than for what it said.

Rather, it would be peculiar because of what it implies about Labour.

The steady-state model of the 1950s was not only unpopular among Christians because of its lack of a cosmic creation, but also because it implied a homogeneous universe of infinite extent.

They are the ones who yell "Jump" to the man on the bridge because of his implied weakness.

Shrinking the size of cars came hard, because it implied cutting back on the most profitable models".

Ryan read that prayer as a "tilt to the Democrats" because it implied criticisms of the tax cuts helping the rich, Connolly said Republican lawmakers told him.

We were against Parité because it implied there were two types of humanity — men and women.

So when force becomes necessary, it is a source of discomfort, because it implies the failure of reason and the curtailment of liberty.

"I think 'evolved' is a term I am comfortable with, because it implies a passage of time and everything changes over time.