Sentence examples for mere implication from inspiring English sources

If, by contract or otherwise mere implication.

The authorities are all agreed that a municipal corporation, when exerting its functions for the general mere implication.

But the mere implication was enough to spark a wildfire of speculation and quick judgments on talk radio and the Internet.

Audley conveys a brutish love through violence in repose; Leo is the reluctant criminal, able to prove devotion by his mere implication in the plot every word and gesture comes out like a blow meant as a caress.

Audley conveys a brutish love through violence in repose; Leo is the reluctant criminal, able to prove devotion by his mere implication in the plot — every word and gesture comes out like a blow meant as a caress.

In other words, the results were influenced by the way the tests were framed: The mere implication that the test was somehow tapping into "innate ability" was enough to disrupt the performance of the African-American students—so much so that lifting this frame erased the differences in performance between the two groups.

The majority first chides the District Court for taking 'a literal approach' and 'giv ing) (the word 'oppose') a dictionary meaning.' The majority then reads 'oppose' to be a mere 'negative implication of th e) notion' of 'a commitment to abide by our constitutional system' not requiring 'specific, positive action.' Ante, at 683, 684.

"Matriz sin tumba" concerns Anzaldúa's struggle against the mainstream patriarchal Anglo-American conversion of the mestiza's womb/matrix (in all its implications) into mere trash.

But its mere existence has profound implications.

claims straightforwardly that "probable things are truth-like" (probabilia … sunt verisimilia).[7] Other scholastic uses of these words suggest instead a mere relation of frequent mutual implication.

If that is true for him during a mere college sports event, the implications for our country's security are dire.