Sentence examples for generally imply from inspiring English sources

Myths of archaic traditions generally imply a conception of the world, nature, and man in terms of cyclic time.

Book reviewers generally imply that they have read the entire oeuvre of the author under discussion, as well as those of his peers, and I have no doubt they will continue to do so.

Even when buildings constructed before 1500 remain intact, the many textbooks dealing with antique and medieval theories of architecture seldom make qualitative distinctions and generally imply that all surviving antique and medieval buildings were good, if not absolutely perfect.

does not generally imply such a property, that is, the existence of constants such that (2.14).

These methods generally imply a considerable trade-off between imaging speed and resolution, limiting their applicability to high-throughput workflows.

It is illustrated by the following two examples that condition (3.4) does not generally imply condition (3.5) and conversely.

In this country at least, a hot toddy generally implies whisky.

But these are groups of questionable biological validity, particularly since most subjects were American, with all the ancestral miscegenation that generally implies.

And when she walks into the studio in west Hollywood and instantly bemoans the non-existent cold temperature, it looks worryingly as if she might be as high maintenance as the role generally implies.

A bit more nipped in and neat than the soft, ultra-femininity of a frock, it's pretty and girly but also - as tailoring generally implies - more public facing, less stay at home.

For a musician to take on a second band as a relief from the first generally implies that the one on the side is both less complex and less taxing than the main gig.