Sentence examples for from the implication from inspiring English sources

The former spin doctor may take heart from the implication that his debut is an "otherwise sound literary novel".

Was the painful part of it coming from his sore right ankle or from the implication of the questions?

And then you have neuroscientists, physicists and philosophers saying that 'science has shown us that free will is an illusion' and then not shrinking from the implication that our systems of law are built on foundations of sand".

She's the winner of two Grammys and 21 Academy of Country Music awards, unbeaten in the female vocalist category of the Country Music Association awards since 2010 and named the eighth highest-paid woman in music by Forbes at the end of last year, but she can't retreat from the implication of her trailblazing status quickly enough.

A system analysis of accomplishment examination has been made from the implication, content, style, method, aim, principle, procedure, kind to restriction, psychology effect of accomplishment examination.

One thing that is pretty clear is that even — or perhaps especially — at this early stage, Google wants to stay well away from the implication that Baseline is connected to the company's wider business interests in search, advertising, mobile, connected home products, Internet access, payments and whatever else its product and research teams think of next.

Readers' concerns ran the gamut from the implications of unfettered religious speech to tax exemptions.

One of the ramifications in this case stemmed from the implications of ethnicity.

It also protected some powerful and influential people from the implications of that evidence.

And he blighted his career in government by a tendency to recoil from the implications of his own views.

Quite apart from the implications for Britain of McCain and Obama's differing views on Iraq, the domestic political impact of November's result will be pervasive.