Sentence examples for imply separation from inspiring English sources

Although they reduced the status of ministers, most Protestants kept a rite of ordination (though some Anabaptists dispensed with all acts that seemed to imply separation between a ministry of ordained persons and laymen) but did not regularly view it as a vehicle of grace or sacrament.

While the former obviously implies the latter, it is equally obvious that decoherence need not imply separation in configuration space.

They become introverts, stubbornly refusing to displace their intentionality to something else, or to be replaced themselves (as this would imply separation from their laboratory object).

Thus, the concept of sin implies separation from God and the reduction of humans to a separate and autonomous existence, in which they are deprived of both God's natural glory and freedom.

Not even the phrase should be used anymore, as it implies separation.

It did not disrupt me, because disruption implies separation of activity, the intervening of outside elements.

Though Scotland's future was a matter for Scots to decide, the leaders implied, separation would be so damaging for the rest of the United Kingdom that it must make compromises to keep the separatists on side.

Also, Replacement implies Separation.

Framing competing demands as dialectics implies separation of these demands in time and space (Poole and Van de Ven 1989).

The cracks that are generated by contact fatigue are not the source of actual wheels cracking but lead to the damaging phenomenon called shelling which implies separation of chunks of material from the surface.

Occipital osteodiastasis, implying separation of squamous and lateral portions of the developing occipital bone, occurs secondary to pubic symphyseal pressure against the suboccipital region, with breech infants especially vulnerable [1].