Sentence examples for implications rest from inspiring English sources

However, the classification of Afrotarsius as a stem simian is not accepted by all researchers, and the phylogenetic claims and their implications rest on only the four molars of Afrasia initially discovered.

And most of the sex scenes that provide mere box-checking could do without nudity could be done with faces, hands, gestures, or other more inventive implications; the rest is pornography.

Haneke elects to show us her corpse in the very first scene, as though establishing from the outset that this is where she (and by implication the rest of us) are headed.

An example of the form is in Acolmán, Mexico (c. 1560s); there, Christ's face is represented at the centre of the cross, but by implication the rest of the cross becomes his outstretched arms and hanging trunk.

"I felt like a piece of meat," says Christina Romer, another early economic adviser, describing her treatment at the hands of Summers — and, by implication, the rest of the White House men's club.

The implication would rest on the assumption that current humans are accountable for the actions of a few humans in the distant past.

Streep was, according to the Associated Press, fielding a question from an Egyptian journalist who asked whether she — and by implication the rest of the panelists, all of whom are white — could understand films from the Middle East and Africa.

So, in the case of the CIA, who is generally known to be hiding much more than Snowden cared to leak, is seeking to be the truth-bearer and then in-turn make Snowden and by implication, the rest of the American people -- slaves to their objective views on knowledge.

If FX's recent dramatization "The People v. O.J. Simpson American Crime Storyy" stuck closely to the case's timeline, the documentary deals with O.J. after the trial and, more pointedly, goes back decades to fit his saga into the context of race and justice in Los Angeles, and, by implication, the rest of the country as well.

There is a putative implication that REST shows distinct functions when it arrives at embryonic and adult timelines.

We only consider resting spores that are free in the environment (soil, water, or sediment) and we will focus on the implications of resting spores floating in the water column or sedimented for aquatic environments.