Sentence examples for directly or by implication from inspiring English sources

Good fiction likewise does not, directly or by implication, call good evil or evil good.

A view that looks to contradict it, either directly or by implication, is ipso facto rejected, however plausible it may otherwise seem".

In the advertisement, which ran in at least 25 newspapers and magazines beginning in March 1985, Reynolds directly, or by implication, made three false claims.

However, it does not occur unless it is suggested to the subject (directly or by implication), so it is not an instance of "state-dependent" memory.

I contended that the election laws did not empower us directly or by implication to try to determine the identity of any voter, no matter what he had written on his ballot.

So all of these men, either directly or by implication, clearly they're rejecting the idea that the Union or Connecticut is in such horrible shape that something must be done; we need a new government.

[ 18] The Medicines Australia Code of Conduct states that all promotional information "must be current, accurate, balanced and must not mislead either directly, by implication, or by omission".

Five references in Eusebius' Historia Ecclesiastica speak to Philip's Christianity; three directly, two by implication.

Sanchez, who is in her 30s, has emerged in recent years as an important independent voice with lyrical postings on her website, "Generation Y," in which she describes life in communist Cuba, sometimes criticizing the government directly, and sometimes by implication.

Such relationships arise from explicit appointment, or by implication.

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