Sentence examples for by the implications from inspiring English sources

He was shocked by the implications.

Fascinated by the implications, Kiecolt-Glaser went even further.

People are nervous, more than nervous – frightened, by the implications.

But Hill said he was disturbed by the implications.

As someone who has spent his career battling weeds, though, he was frightened by the implications.

I am still disturbed by the implications of those discussions and their resultant conduct.

Again the humour, undercut by the implications of not having a home.

We're very concerned by the implications that the recent tentative agreement has on cockpit crew costs.

Some of these potential publishers, appalled by the implications of A.P. Watt's manoeuvre, were less rhapsodic.

Preservationists are not the only ones concerned by the implications of the mayor's rezoning proposal.

Last week we were puzzled by the implications of Hitler's speech, and as usual, Miss Thompson spoke to us soothingly.