Sentence examples for because of the implication from inspiring English sources

In Season 6, the show also aired television's most unnerving rape joke, a who's-on-first dialogue involving the repeated phrase "because of the implication," a sequence that took as its target the delusional mind-set of the rapist, not the rapee.

"No one admits to using it because of the implication of weakness".

Ms. Lewis said she was partly upset because of the implication that the geyser needs help to keep going.

The argument the judge gave is that "defendants may be prejudiced if the plaintiff is referred to under a pseudonym, because of the implication of guilt", said Anand.

To many Jews it is offensive because of the implication that a Jew who has not accepted Jesus is not "complete".

The guide advises against asking the question "Did you clean your teeth today?", for example, because of the implication that you should have done so.

And it is partly because of the implications of what he has in mind.

Instead, couples toast with something sugary, because of the implications of "sweetness" in Chinese belief.

The government's targeting of dissenting voices is chilling, and not just because of the implications for freedom of speech.

The worst outcome for the Mets would be to lose both ends of the doubleheader, and not just because of the implications of a tie in the standings.

Unbalanced mechanical systems are always of great concern to engineers because of, the implications on the reliability of the systems.