Do our words take on meanings we did not fully intend, when they are released into a discourse, where they gather implications and history we were not fully aware of, or are we just being plain duplicitous?
The fact of the slap then gathers implication and mystery as Daley returns to the theater after hours and meets the actress, Becca; and finally spirals outward as the two get involved and begin, as any couple might, to ask questions and tell their stories.
He'd gathered the implications of the map at a glance: short of parachuting in, you couldn't get to Shamu Stadium without first passing other enticements.
It gathers psychological implications from its chosen milieu and makes them literal, giving flesh to wild metaphors of female sexuality and aesthetic risk.
More unsettling implications gather slowly, and arise partly out of the welter of Mia's feelings about Connor.
Its allusions, its implications softly gather and fold themselves into the space in the mind that the book has made for itself, falling into place with a soft hiss, a rustle like phantom silks.
Prior to the march, Prime Minister Francois Hollande is expected to meet leaders of the Jewish community, while European interior ministers gather to discuss the implications of the attacks on the continent.
On August 27th every year around the world and in Congo Square, New Orleans people gather to consider the implications of this powerful idea.
A literature review was performed using MEDLINE in order to gather information regarding the obstetric implications of this infection.
The group gathered considered the implications of this transformation for the political economy of class, gender, racism, and migration.
We gather the answer only from juxtaposition and implication.
