Sentence examples for implication of which from inspiring English sources

The National Zeitung, however, in its edition of the day before yesterday March 288), issued a warning the implication of which it is impossible to misunderstand.

But I was shocked by initial reactions from the German foreign and interior ministers, the tone and implication of which was: silly little Irish voters, go away and come back with the right answer, otherwise we'll have to kick you out into the cold.

He gave a lecture that we all crowded in to attend and at the end of it Michael Halliday asked him a question, the implication of which was that one of his claims did not hold water.

It's a big, silly mess, the implication of which is that these companies really had no intention of taking any of the cases to court (to say nothing of trying to seek justice), but instead merely to make a quick buck.

They are in effect selling themselves, the implication of which Arnold follows, at one point, to its logical conclusion.

She's taking them to task for posting online photos of themselves in states of near-undress... the implication of which is that such behavior leads to sluttiness and -- worse!

All journalists become storytellers by default, the implications of which are devastating.

And of course 2016, the year of Brexit and Trump, the implications of which are, as yet, unknown.

The implications of which, according to a growing litany of research, are potentially catastrophic for life on Earth.

Hayward said Lakeman, 32, had "severe spine trauma, the implications of which is why they're not making any prognosis".

There is, further, another view-that of Leucippus and Democritus of Abdera-the implications of which are also unacceptable.