Sentence examples for entails at this from inspiring English sources

The rapt habit of describing people (White was from the start a superb portraitist) entails, at this youthful stage, recasting them in images out of art and literature.

That actual language behavior commits us to a linguistic dào-type, but it's not clear what the commitment entails at this choice point.

This principle, urges Cohen, "certainly entails at least this: It is wrong, always and everywhere, to give special advantage to any group simply on the basis of physical characteristics that have no relevance to the award given or the burden imposed" (Cohen and Sterba 2003, 25).

Morrison agrees, emphasising the skill entailed at this level.

It's also talking about having secured partnerships with "leading brands" — although it's not specifying exactly who or what those partnerships entail at this point.

After 40, more seem to be satisfied with what their life entails at the moment, Mr. Blanchflower and Mr. Oswald say.

Nonaction entails at the personal level simplicity and quietude, which naturally follow from having few desires.

An expressive comparative chart has been entailed at the end of this paper, which in future, will serve as a valuable reference to the photovoltaic system engineers.

This entails at least two things.

This will entail at the very least the need to disguise overt threats as warnings (Elster 1998, 103-104).

This behavioral change entails at least two different and quantifiable behavioral responses.