Sentence examples for implicit ends from inspiring English sources

In other words, the intermediate realization of modality that lies between explicit and implicit ends is close to the explicit end rather than the implicit end.

In the brief poem "Prelude to a Parting", the speaker instinctively senses the inevitable and implicit end of her relationship, especially when her lover draws away from her touch.

Situation analysis is the first phase of any assessment (even if it is sometimes implicit) and ends up in a framing of the problem that is to be tackled by the assessment.

Then, a number of criticisms, that have an impact on modelling intelligent social/individual action, are examined: the economicist interpretation of rationality; its instrumentalist conception, which leaves implicit the ends of agents' choices; the consequent multiple equilibria allowed by the theory; the context-unboundedness of rationality.

"The force that through the green fuse drives the flower / Drives my green age; that blasts the roots of trees / Is my destroyer": death is the implicit, inescapable end of growth.

Implicit in this ending is never ending passion, love and a sexually fulfilling life.

That is seen as an implicit promise to end its support for a 14-year separatist insurgency in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir.

"I'm ready to move on and never revisit that time again," he said, arguing that the happy ending implicit in the film is that he is now back on late-night television.

Even the President, in his recent appearance before the United Nations General Assembly, seemed to sense the dead end implicit in this approach: it's hard to tell the rest of the world that, if it doesn't do what you want it to, you'll just take your ball and go home when you've already done that.

Therefore, the lower reimbursement may represent an implicit penalty for cases ending in death.

The right wants an end to implicit government subsidies for large financial institutions.