Sentence examples for entailed an from inspiring English sources

The arrangement of 23 entailed an additional advantage.

Aristotle and Plato believed that the higher orders of pleasure entailed an expenditure of intellectual effort.

Yet it did not escape the notice of critics even at the time that this entailed an irony.

At Costume National and Prada, tops with scooped necklines redefined décolletage for men, which has hitherto entailed an unbuttoned disco shirt baring a hairy chest festooned with chains.

It was a far mightier task, because it also entailed an undoing of that past, a musical self-criticism in performance.

The invention of Turkey in 1923 by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and his fellow officers entailed an imaginative severing from its Ottoman roots.

Emancipation entailed an uncertain future though, and not all whites were willing or ready to accept the newly freed slaves as social or political equals.

Much of Mr. Biden's discussions with Israeli leaders entailed an American effort to end the Iranian nuclear program through international sanctions rather than any Israeli military attack.

The first segment, last December, took him from Liberty Island via ferry to the Custom House at Bowling Green; the second, in March, entailed an arduous uphill climb from Bowling Green to the corner of Wall Street and Broadway.

The year was a blend of light and dark; Diwali celebrations exploded into bonfire night and melted into Christmas, which also entailed an annual visit to the glittering Blackpool illuminations and bright balls in the Funhouse.

Unlike his first exile, which entailed "an act of internal severance", he threw himself into opposition to Abacha's rule, in which his sons Olaokun and Ilemakin were also active.