Sentence examples for implication of the language from inspiring English sources
The clear implication of the language is that immunity is limited to diplomatic duties.
The implication of the language, if one looks closely and conceptualizes, is that all art is art-ifi-cial.
While his poems seem to affirm that, linguistically, there is nothing new under the sun, that every phrase is a well-worn one, their insistent recycling calls on us to reassess the known, to rethink the implications of the language we use every day.
Lastly, women and femininity: constructions of an 'other' addresses implications of the language used to account for women having abortions, and how this is situated in relation to broader gender constructs.
The clear implication of the founders' language is that the right to bear arms must be unabridged only if it relates to the common necessity of such a "well regulated" force.
The choice of language also has important implications for the language used by health professionals, as awareness of the preferred term for Aboriginal women is important for improving communication between health care providers and their clients.
The implications of this language for journalists like Glenn Greenwald, who revealed the broad domestic-surveillance policies of the NSA, are frightfully apparent.
The implications of these language studies have been contested, however.
The implications of this language are applied in numerous subsequent decisions.
However, social science and humanities scholars have, so far, paid little attention to the language used to establish the field and to popularise it and explored the ethical implications of that language use.
