Sentence examples for implied idea from inspiring English sources

The implied idea that Marx created a blueprint for a socialist society that was actualized in the Soviet Union with disastrous results is common but mistaken.

Integers in networks and systems, replicable sets of consumer habits, lesser versions of our own computers – whatever the implied idea of humanity, the old belief in individual consciousness as something uniquely fascinating and worth the effort of getting down on to the page seems to be fading.

Much of the pathos of "WTF" comes from this implied idea of community: that comedians, by connecting with one another about their fears, their damage or their secrets, come to realize that they also need one another.

The photographs struck me as a clever response to all the beatific images of children, and the implied idea that there is also a wonderful parent behind the lens.

View on Instagram The photographs struck me as a clever response to all the beatific images of children, and the implied idea that there is also a wonderful parent behind the lens.

It seems to run counter to the implied idea of industry (and other) "users" providing input into decisions about the general direction of research funding not as representatives of their own narrow interests but as representatives of "user communities" more generally.

And when it comes to, say, drawing conclusions from two sentences or understanding implied ideas, the models lag even further behind.

Like historic cities and other communities in this region, Buddhism has spread throughout the region, Lamphun also implies idea and shared the belief of Buddhism.

Give hints, imply ideas, but leave some details to the readers imagination until more depth is needed.

Arnauld's theory of clear and confused ideas implies that ideas, as they are given to us by nature, and thus by God, are clear and distinct, and therefore cannot be deceptive, or "materially false".

He is either incredibly naïve about Communism or under Communist discipline — my guess is the former, and as I have already implied his ideas as to how to run a government or an economy are less developed than those of almost any world figure I have met in fifty countries.