Sentence examples similar to missing the implication that from inspiring English sources

But it's hard to miss the implication that starting life fresh requires an array of fresh purchases.

This very compression makes it easy to miss the implications of that title.

We might come to a similar conclusion about these contrasting temperaments, but we would miss the metaphysical implications that also help explain why the bedside Bible and bedtime prayer became associated with sleep rituals.

Nobody was likely to miss the implication; Mahathir has clearly stated his conviction that "Jews rule this world by proxy".

It was impossible to miss the implication: Anatsui had joined the big leagues.

And lest you were so shocked by Glenn Beck's about-face on Rand that you missed the implications of what he said -- the political philosopher he is calling a bigot is the same one whose "morality" and "thinking" Rep. Paul Ryan said we need so much more of and the author of the book Sen. Ron Johnson said is his political "foundation".

Still, let's not miss the implications.

Investors haven't missed the implications.

It was impossible to miss the implications of his visit.

Most missed the implications.

Setting aside such unhinged broadsides, Mr. Knies was philosophical — and suggested that critics of the plan were simply missing the larger implications of an international cooperative like Desertec.