Sentence examples for never imply from inspiring English sources

Fighting terrorism should never imply ignoring the Constitution.

Never imply that the job or the salary was to blame.

Mr. Bush, they said, is a decent man who would never imply that the nation's woes had taken him off the hook, let alone make a joke out of it.

Deriving Cs without the input from a Po is called "naturalistic fallacy", because the bare state of something (what is) can never imply what should be without defining the value framework (in this example: the functional purpose of the liver is not sufficient for claiming the validity of the prescriptive conclusion).

Their contraries are always possible, their denials never imply contradictions, and they can't be established by demonstration.

Nonmoral claims alone never imply anything in particular about what people have reason to do or refrain from doing, but moral claims, in contrast, do have such implications, they argue.

JUDITH THURMAN: I never implied that.

"She never implied anything about white," Rosenberg said.

I never implied that I would ever have tenants, nor do I ever plan to.

But he claimed that he had never implied that all ministers were liars, as he said the Times report suggested.

This never implied turning science into a religion or demanding slavish acceptance of this year's hot research trends.