Sentence examples for own implication from inspiring English sources

Who likes taking the true measure of one's own implication?

He needed to reappropriate the story, to own its exploration, to acknowledge his own implication in it, to flesh out and authentically commemorate his family.

But ministers need to take action quickly on two other torture policies of the last government that still continue, to avoid their own implication.

Of course, when I read Dostoyevsky, Rousseau, and Plato, I knew that I was also reading books that arose from experiences utterly alien to mine — but the czar, the king, and the jury faced in those books were equally alien to me, whereas, when it came to black American life, my own implication in the conflict was inescapable.

Moreover, by speaking freely, members can become aware of their unconscious attitudes towards the patient or the situation in a way that helps them recognise their own implication.

Each has its own implication for risk estimates, but the multiple domains of difference meant that much heterogeneity existed within the studies.

Roots music is best when it defies its own implications, stressing imagination that shines toward the future.

At crucial moments the movie recoils from its own implications and finds a default tone of wry comedy when something more stringent and difficult is called for.

"At crucial moments the movie recoils from its own implications and finds a default tone of wry comedy when something more stringent and difficult is called for," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in October.

Still, it may open something interesting — which is that the two of us have a long careful private discussion one night, because I think in all modesty there's much in your thought which is innocent of its own implications, and there's much surplus in mine which could profitably be sliced away by the powers of your logic. . . .

Extreme Sunni militancy has made far less headway among the Kurds than among the Baluchi, partly due to the influence of Sufism and the strength of pre-Islamic Kurdish culture, but a growth in Kurdish nationalism caused by both Syrian and Iraqi Kurds fighting Isis has its own implications for Iran's 8 million Kurds.