Sentence examples for metaphysical implication from inspiring English sources
Throughout his long career, Bass insisted that his objective was always the same: "To achieve a simplicity, which also has a certain ambiguity and a certain metaphysical implication that makes that simplicity vital.
The word "with," taken with its full metaphysical implication, corresponds neither to a relationship of separation and exteriority, nor to a relationship of unity and inherence.
One can try to calm theological anxieties here by insisting that God is not only the sole creator but that it is metaphysically impossible that he not be the sole creator, but such a position has the same implications as a revision of the doctrine of creation itself so that such a metaphysical implication is carried by the doctrine itself rather than by this additional claim.
Thus, by this simple criterion, this work is "physics" not metaphysics, even as metaphysical implications abound.
On a more standard construal, EXT holds that a water thought metaphysically implies some environmental condition E. Yet metaphysical implications, e.g., that"water is wet" implies "H2O is wet," are not always apriori.
Finally, nothing has been said about the metaphysical implications of developmental phenomena (a key input for Aristotle's metaphysics).
He made much of Marlon Brando's opening line — "Fuck God" — and its carnally metaphysical implications.
But the author makes no hay with its metaphorical, metaphysical implications.
Ms. Fleming, a California sculptor, develops complex patterns of layered and interwoven bands that are meant to have metaphysical implications.
He said he knew researchers, whom he would not name, who had studied cellular mechanisms and made findings "riddled with metaphysical implications" and suggestive of an intelligent designer.
Early drawings establish the artist's no-frills diagrammatic style and the basic vocabulary of emblematic forms -- stick figures, houses, maps -- that take on social and metaphysical implications.
