The majority opinion implied "that the average American no longer attaches any significance to a veteran's wartime service," Mr. Mac Swain continued.
Obviously, in an age of humanist commitment to "evangelical" reform, this opinion implied trust in the plain words of Scripture; but for Agrippa, it also meant trust in the authority of the works attributed to the "ancient theologians" (prisci theologi), Platonists, and Cabalists.
Unfortunately, in my opinion, there are too many people in government who are opinionated instead of having opinions, remembering that Webster suggests "opinion implies a conclusion thought out yet open to dispute".
The Court's opinion implies limitation of its exception to church-operated schools.
Was that reform intended to prevent one presidential candidate from gaining advantage over another, as the reasoning underlying Judge La Barga's opinion implies?
DOV BRUCE KRULWICH Beit Shemesh, Israel, Sept. 19, 2011 To the Editor: Admission of Palestine to the United Nations would, in my opinion, imply Palestine's recognition of Israel and could actually help the peace process.
However, insofar as the majority's opinion implies an absolute immunity from suits for constitutional violations other than those based on the prosecutor's decision to initiate proceedings or his actions in bringing information or argument to the court, I disagree.
Statements of opinion imply something about how the belief was formed, and that process implicates the role of directors as fiduciaries.
This, in turn, in my opinion, implies (but does not prove) that more complex forms of life, including humans, are essentially nothing more than exceedingly complex chemical devices, and so there is no need for a concept of "spirit" or "vital spark" to explain what make humans alive.
In describing how "opinion" is used, Webster says, "Opinion implies a conclusion thought out yet open to dispute".
Much of the language in Justice Kennedy's opinion implies a deep understanding of the profound injustice of denying same-sex couples the freedom to marry.
