Sentence examples for being implies that from inspiring English sources

The concept of "chain of being" implies that all beings, natural, and, because of the religious undertones, also often supernatural beings, are connected to each other as elements on a chain.

Parmenides had argued that any differentiation or change in Being implies that 'what is not' either is or comes to be.

But Boaretto and her colleagues "certainly are implying that could be the case," he says.

To say this "hints of just how frustrated many families are" implies that medication is an easy out.

They also think you're implying that they're stupid.

Some people, I think, are implying that patriotism comes first.

He was implying that she didn't matter very much.

She might have been implying that this was precisely the kind of man she wanted.

I mean, you're implying that I was a bad husband first time round.

You're implying that I'm regularly asked to sign a petition.

By implication the source was implying that the Indy is not.