Sentence examples for i the implication that from inspiring English sources

Ad (i): The implication that preferences only depend on monetary outcomes is likely to be violated in many important applications.

I consider it insulting to women who want a career, and I reject the implication that I was selfish.

Is the implication that the texts are transcendent, or meaningless in an uncaring universe?

Is the implication that if any of them dare express that view out loud, they ought to be unemployable?

Is the implication that the words we've been reading are transcendent, or meaningless in an uncaring universe?

Is the implication that because they have occurred naturally in the past, humans can't cause fires or climate change?

Is the implication that the DSM's classification of disease by symptoms should be dispensed with?

Is the implication that if there are more of us, then we are more deserving of rights?

Sometimes he's a little defensive about his lack of interest in or knowledge of the classics: "I resent the implication that I'm less of a musician and a worse person for not appreciating certain works..

I resent the implication that, if I were to be attacked, the onus would partially be on me for not being "careful" enough to prevent it.

I may be an outsider but I count on you not to be.Aaron KarnellAlexandria, VirginiaDemocratic changeSIR – I regret the implication that the impeachment of President Roh Moo-hyun was undemocratic ("A democracy holds its breath", March 20th).