Sentence examples for implication of lying from inspiring English sources

In the prescription of pure placebos there is a moral implication of "lying to the patient" and this could jeopardise the doctor-patient relationship.

This essay investigates the social and national implications of lying in the popular Western formula through a close reading of three works that cross gender and cultural lines: Owen Wister's The Virginian (1902), Bertha Muzzy (B.M.) Bower's The Happy Family (1907), and Mourning Dove's Cogewea (1927).

Before we look at the health implications of lying, let's be honest: we all lie.

It is an implication of Complex Deceptionist definitions of lying that certain cases of putative lies are not lies because no assertion is made.

The implication of this lies in the fact that there is the need for careful characterization and delineation of areas of possible fracturing and deep weathering as aquiferous zone in respect of groundwater developments in Basement Complex settings of the study area.

What are the legal and ethical implications of including or excluding neuroscientific evidence of lying?

It examines the lay meanings of SCD, the contextual factors that mediate such lay perspectives and the implications of such lay perspectives for policy development of SCD in Ghana.

Document instances of lying.

Perhaps it was just as well that Peter was not aware of the full implications of what lay ahead of him, namely at least two years of anxiety, misery and the threat of bankruptcy.

The implications of engaging lay tutors are also discussed.

The semantics of implication lies at the heart of proof-theoretic semantics.