Sentence examples for implies anything from inspiring English sources

None of that implies anything about the right of one modern state to take over another, in whole or in part, or about the desirability of merging those states.

If the distribution implies anything relevant to objective chance, it implies that the objective chance of the coin's landing heads on any given toss is 1/1 (or very close to it).

Given that strict implication (p⇒q) is defined as ¬◊(p∧¬q), it follows that an impossible proposition implies anything, and that a necessary proposition is implied by anything.

Personally, I've become a bit wary of Apple's near-constant claims that it is re-defining itself, or language that implies anything along the lines of "we've done it, again," or "look at this miracle of gadget wizardry and fear our command of your wallets".

So even if the welders of the world are out there lighting their cigars with hundred dollar bills and the average philosopher can't pay the rent, I don't think that implies anything about the relative value of welders and philosophers.

Even if French is right about the Christian view of self-defense (though Jesus did have choice words about "turning the other cheek"), it's a logical fallacy to say this implies anything about restrictions on access to guns.

You didn't imply anything.

It doesn't imply anything.

"I don't want to imply anything.

To imply anything else is misleading and dishonest.

"She never implied anything about white," Rosenberg said.