Sentence examples for or by implication from inspiring English sources

Part of the humiliation of being helped to bring forth what should emerge naturally (or, by implication, not at all) is the speed with which the most generous impulse — to create — begins to look like the most selfish.

Such relationships arise from explicit appointment, or by implication.

Good fiction likewise does not, directly or by implication, call good evil or evil good.

There need be no conscious dwelling in memory or self-conscious self-narration or (by implication) self-fictionalisation.

A view that looks to contradict it, either directly or by implication, is ipso facto rejected, however plausible it may otherwise seem".

In the advertisement, which ran in at least 25 newspapers and magazines beginning in March 1985, Reynolds directly, or by implication, made three false claims.

(p.11 12) Thus, Paley argues, no matter how many generations of watches beget watches (or, by obvious implication, organisms produce offspring or cells generate daughter cells), the specific, irreducible, and purposeful arrangement of watches' inner workings can only be attributed to the action of intelligent agency.

Or because, by implication, the action or comment that provoked it is so powerfully resonant that it marks him, and his party, indelibly?

Whether through actual statements or by implications -- it has the power to change the world.

In France itself you can be prosecuted for denying the holocaust, or--by implication forgetting the role that anti-Semitic caricatures played in leading up to it.

The legislative acts of Virginia to enforce slavery and to control blacks (collected by June Purcell Guild as "Black Laws of Virginia") are, as the foreword notes, representative of laws that "permeated the life of the eighteenth and nineteenth century Negro, whether slave or free; and by implication, the fabric of life for the white majority".