Sentence examples for strange implication from inspiring English sources

There is no longer the strange implication of taxonomy but only people, released to themselves.

Depending on how convincing you find that notion, there's a strange implication you might draw out of it about the normal.

You reply that a "strange implication"of his position is that a country with a more egalitarian distribution could be regarded as a greater success even if it has more people in absolute poverty.

"This storyline has a strange implication that psychology/therapy isn't real and anxiety is only 'real' if there's a literal, physical issue with how the brain functions," they added.

And there are strange implications for the criminal-justice system.

Findings like these have become so commonplace that it's easy to forget their strange implications.

The following year, he embarked on a mission of public education, using fanciful imaginings like those of Eberty and the rest to explain the theory and explore its strange implications.

Struggling to understand the strange implications of modern physics, readers in the 1930's and 40's turned to a popular children's book for adults called "Mr. Tompkins in Wonderland" by the physicist George Gamow.