Sentence examples for entail without from inspiring English sources

Yet, compared to Mach's visionary imaginings, I felt that Malick's lingering shots of natural beauty and heavenly reconciliations, however brilliantly filmed, were sappy and sentimental, relying on cliched notions of what a "spiritual experience" might entail without offering us any new angles.

One also might try to meet the spirit of the demand that justifiers increase probability or entail without attributing propositional contents to experiences.

In sum, Socrates needs to construct an account of justice and an account of happiness at the same time, and he needs these accounts to entail without assuming the conclusion that the just person is always happier than the unjust.

For example, if diversity is lower than predicted from random at the scale of habitat, then we can safely assume that the habitat conditions are conducive to strong-selective filters, although we do not know precisely what those filters entail, without experimental manipulations.

He seems to embrace his stardom, and all the pressures it entails, without displaying even a hint of anxiety.

The Austrian case demonstrates the difficulty of tackling the growing problem of child pornography and the horrific abuse it entails without international cooperation.

'But neither can they give unconditional support to maintaining the integrity of the United Kingdom - and all that that entails - without any guarantee of radical social change'.

(1*) entails, without the aid of other premises, (3).

Then why exactly is Goldman permitted to be classified as a 'Bank Holding Company' enjoying all the benefits and access to government programs that such categorization entails without fulfilling its societal responsibility of engaging in commercial banking, while still deriving benefits meant to assist commercial banking institutions?

In films like "The Devil Wears Prada" and "The Iron Lady," she has embodied the contradictions of female power, and she seemed to be getting at something similar in her appraisal of Thompson: an alternative to masculine authority that entails fortitude without bullying, wisdom without entitlement.

After two failed world wars, they've finally learned how to wage war without troops, without military machinery and the great financial burden that entails, and without leaving visible, gaping wounds and millions of dead bodies and demolished houses scattered around the world.