Sentence examples for by implication it does from inspiring English sources

In the passage from Book 22 mentioned in the last paragraph, Xunzi says that it draws distinctions among reasons, explanations, emotions, and desires; by implication, it does so in much the same way that the eye draws distinctions among colors.

(By "empirical" I mean here "having some empirical implications"; it does not preclude other implications concerning the unobservable). Others have nailed the Thesis down by nailing it to a specific science, by means of a completeness claim for that science.

"Consumers are smart enough to deduce that if it doesn't have the checkmark, by implication it's not a 'better for you' product.

By implication, it looked to the world.

And in the first case, where there is by implication nothing to know, it does not merely loom, it arrives inevitably.

But being called a dummy, by implication, doesn't make the stewing more pleasant.

It reads like a deliberate and definitive statement about who we are and about what we think virtue in the public sphere looks like — and, by implication, who doesn't belong.

By implication, Rodgers does not yet know "what I am going to get" from Lovren, who has made only 16 Premier League starts this season and returned to the bench following the goalless draw with Blackburn at Anfield on 8 March.

But think of the implications if it did.

By implication, when Congress does alter the traditional contours of copyright protection -- as it has by shifting copyright from an opt-in to an opt-out system -- the changes to the law should be subject to heightened scrutiny under the First Amendment to determine whether they impermissibly burden speech.

The following analysis demonstrates how this can be done (and by implication, why it should be done), for an increasingly complicated set of examples.