Sentence examples for implication none from inspiring English sources

Still, the piece was maddening to read; it contains multiple factual inaccuracies, compliments that are indistinguishable from insults, and the repeated presumption that Rhimes must have based her black characters — and, by implication, none of her white characters — on herself.

This similarity may have very real implications: none would claim that, for example, the trilobite Han solo is "proof" that Han Solo (a character from Star Wars) really existed.

Especially since the most active venue for deconstructing The Lord of the Rings' political implications is none other than Russia itself.

Going into the 2016 election cycle, refreshing voters' memories as to the grand fiasco that was the Bush administration, is bound to have long-lasting political implications -- none positive for a GOP desperate to capture the White House and maintain its congressional majorities.

The implication is that, if none of these were forthcoming, Ukrainian operations would resume.

Sacramental confession was provided for in a minimalist way, with legal protection for the seal of the confessional and a strong implication that "all may, none must, some should".

As for the privacy implications, Abcarian noted that none of this data includes personally identifiable information.

If true, addressing his brother as "Kennard" (not "Dr. Clark") while introducing himself as "Gen. Wesley Clark" (rather than "Wesley" or "Wesley Clark") says a number of things about Clark, the man (and by implication, the candidate) -- and none of it is flattering.

More than one commenter wondered about my ideas, sarcastically looking forward to seeing my vision (the clear implication being that I had none).

The none-too-subtle implication, of course, was that any ambitious fortune hunter with a firearm and a clear shot of Iraqi president Saddam Hussein should recognize the opportunity and take aim.

None of these implications is intended here.