Sentence examples for implications of it all from inspiring English sources

If only the implications of it all weren't so grim.

You chew on the possibly brilliant, probably disastrous implications of it all.

Teddy Bridgewater cautioned his team-mates against getting too caught up in the implications of it all, saying that "we can't let the game become too big".

I didn't really understand the implications of it all until I was in high school.

Also, it wouldn't be a debate about drugs without a harsh spotlight on the moral and ethical implications of it all.

The implication is of it all being just one amorphous leftie humus.

But I'm also interested in the broader implications of what it all means.

There is no doubt that the circumstances of publication and the media storm surrounding it has provoked a hostile backlash from some, but I hope others will read the text as carefully as they discuss the moral implications of publishing it at all.

I'm excited, but we need to think about the implications of having all this technology at our fingertips so we can use it responsibly".

The company is very aware of the security and privacy implications of having all of this search data pass through its proxy servers.

Sensing my unease at the implications of where all this science leads, Zimbardo quickly rejoined: "What happened at Abu Ghraib was inexcusable, but it was not inexplicable.