Sentence examples for so many implications from inspiring English sources

"There are so few notes," the pianist Leon Fleisher said, "but so many implications".

By Alex Ross "There are so few notes," the pianist Leon Fleisher said, "but so many implications".

"Time has so many implications in life that we are often unaware of, like the speed of film," Ms. Smith said.

People simply do not real ize that commiting words to print has so many implications, and I cannot fathom why so many people do not realize they can and do incriminate themselves, both legally and socially.

released a scathing statement attacking Comey for sending a letter with so many implications and yet so many unanswered questions less than two weeks before Nov. 8.

On first look, you wouldn't imagine that Wadjda, a charming coming-of-age drama about a young girl who dreams of riding her own bike, would hold so many implications for the state of Arab cinema.

This is an engrossing hook for an article because it has so many wider implications.

In a game that proved the Patriots 44-77 shellacking in the second game of the season was an aberration that reflected the Jets' dire straits then, this one was more like the rivals' usual meetings: tight and tense, with so many playoff implications that Curtis Martin's becoming only the second player to rush for 1,000 yards in his first eight seasons was relegated to a footnote.

Unfortunately this takes time and has so many political implications that I too remain skeptical.

One clinician whose patient declined the HPV vaccine at the visit noted, "HPV has so many other implications for parents...it's one they fight you on...because you're suggesting that their child is or will be sexually active soon, and they don't want to hear that".

More commonly, resistance was anticipated due to connections with sexual activity [ 29, 31, 32, 44, 45]: " HPV has so many other implications for parents… it' s one they fight you on… because you' re suggesting that their child is or will be sexually active soon, and they don' t want to hear that" [Clinician, USA] [ 45].