Sentence examples for implications you from inspiring English sources

If you're someone who believes in the coming singularity and ponders its implications, you are a "singularitarian".

There are always arguments you should have made better, implications you should have anticipated, other points of view you should have taken on board.

To give you an idea of the implications: You may or may not be impressed to hear that 25percentt of U.S. families own more than 80percentt of private assets.

"In theory, you might not have cared a bit about that sort of thing, but her writing brings out concerns about values, making you see implications you would have otherwise been ignorant of".

Even if one knows enough about the video's influences to feel more than a little uneasy with its implications, you have to hand it to the directors for transforming two million Americans into unwitting lolicon consumers, even if for only the duration of a pop song.

If the implications you want to tack onto my work are far-fetched, don't write them.

By implication, you have violated not one person's sense of decorum, but a universally shared social norm.

To be British and black sometimes feels like being told who you are, which is ahistorical and "other", an implication you can spend your life trying to disprove.

The problem with Crisp's joke is that it contains the implication you can't be both at the same time.

By implication, you portray him as 'a villain' for his early work on the isolation of HIV and the controversy, now long resolved, that arose with Luc Montagnier.

By implication you portrayed Dr Gallo as "a villain" for his early work on the isolation of HIV and the controversy, now long resolved, that arose with Luc Montagnier.