Sentence examples for implied view from inspiring English sources

There is an implied view, at the root of current techniques for dealing with structural safety, that safety factors or probabilities of failure exist objectively.

1032), while he also criticized the Republic's myth of Er and the implied view of an immortal human soul (Proclus, In Rempublicam 2.109.11 12, 111.6 17; see Kechagia 2011, 53 132).

But even more remarkable is the dramatic contrast between Sen. Rubio's implied view on the merits of sequestration-- It'sequestration-- Ithe presequestration-- Itit"--and the view expressed by his fellow Senate Republican Rand Paul.

Some apartments will have terraces or balconies and, as the project's name implies, views of Manhattan.

One Hyde Park is a luxury development with, as the name implies, views of Hyde Park itself.

Their aversion to clothing that appears to belong to alternative, gangster, or gay styles suggests that these men strived to avoid clothing that implied identities viewed as non-conformist, non-professional, and unusual.

But in the end the works here are mostly cute, neat and perfectly pleasant, implying a view of contemporary art as mildly titillating but basically toothless entertainment.

William Gibson's intriguing epigram – "The future is already here: it's just not very evenly distributed" – implies a view of the future that imagines it through our relation to technology.

The assembled Davis works begin with "New Mexican Landscape" of 1923, with its pink hills and an undulant painted-on frame that also implies a view out a somewhat irregular window of an adobe house.

This implies that view dependency can be affected by the combination of the target gestures.

Kenneth O. May's defense of majority rule (May 1952) implies a view of this sort (see also Dahl 1956).