Sentence examples for meaning implied from inspiring English sources

They are first seen rehearsing an Easter pageant directed by Austin (Mr. Cone), the pastor's fresh-faced, young assistant, in which the boy playing Jesus falls off the cross (no deeper meaning implied).

Stuck In The Middle With You is a song whose meaning is elusive and uncomfortable ("I've a feeling that something ain't right") and somehow vacuous; the horror lies in the lack of meaning implied by Mr Blonde's liking it.

A complex verb stem provides the general meaning implied by the verb and may also carry markers that indicate the focus of the action, whether transitive/causative (done to or causing something e.g., "I washed his hair") or reflexive (done by the subject to itself; e.g., "I washed my hair").

The harshest punishment arrived when the government shuttered Neihan Duanzi, literally meaning "implied jokes" in Chinese, for charges of propagating "vulgar content".

Our meaning implied that Slug knew of a murder or other crime that Cameron had committed in some part of the world, and that Cameron was afraid he would tell.

Therefore, we propose that investigating the biological meaning implied in the structures before exploring their functions is the most logical method of studying network structures.

Its prior meaning implies scarcity and allocation of physical products.

Philosophical tradition has it that meaning implies reference.

Our measure of environmental reporting comprises only information that is voluntarily disclosed by firms and which meaning implies specific initiatives or events.

(The pragmatic, or pragmaticistic, conception of meaning implies that two theories with exactly the same empirical content must have, despite superficial appearances, the same meaning).

Thus, as Davidson's approach to the theory of meaning turns out to imply a more general theory of interpretation, so his holistic view of meaning implies a holistic view of the mental, and of mental content, in general.