Sentence examples for every implication from inspiring English sources

The arrangements stay sparse and slow, lingering over every implication.

The legislature's Juvenile Jurisdiction Planning and Implementation Committee is reviewing every implication of returning nonviolent minors to juvenile jurisdiction.

Sheers has the tendency to make every implication, every parallel, explicit: "He had waited before, through the longest of winters, just to see her, and he could wait again," he writes of Albrecht.

In the language of CFL, however, every implication is first-degree, i.e., no nesting of → is permitted.

Because we validate an existing model and do not gather new dynamical rules, the automatic version of attribute exploration is more appropriate for our purpose, where every implication is accepted.

As a result, West Coast awards strategists and analysts have spent recent days chewing over every possible implication of the Oscar trail's detour into Washington.

This is equivalent to an exploration of the union of the two contexts, where every proposed implication is accepted.

"Every writer who's spreading this around, directly or by implication; every player who's reaction-bragging about his own phenomenal hardness; every pundit in a square suit who's braying about the unwritten code of the locker room — every one of these guys should be ashamed of himself, and that's it, and it's not a complicated story".

Every story is a carefully worked metaphor (often keyed by its title, as in "Going Up in the World"); every aspect and implication brought carefully to life.

As both songwriter and performer, Mr. Gartside is acutely self-conscious, attentive to every detail and implication; one pause, he said, was "evidence of my almost painful sincerity".

We will witness this crime a few more times, from different points of view, as Mr. Lumet backs up and goes over it again, drawing out its every consequence and implication.