Sentence examples for thinking implies from inspiring English sources
This orderly way of thinking implies that there is a clear distinction between city and countryside.
This kind of thinking implies that the law operates more politically than any Justice Department lawyer would be inclined to believe.
Given that most of the cognitive processes (and corresponding brain-systems) involved with human activities are shared with nonhuman animals, this line of thinking implies that much of human activity is nonconscious as well.
Life cycle thinking implies that impacts occurring during the whole life cycle should be considered including the production of products and services, the use phase and waste management, wherever they occur.
This thinking implies that I am the only person in the world who has grown out of being completely terrible.
That all-too-common line of thinking implies that assaults on the noncompliant, which sometimes lead to their deaths, are legitimate, and that officers aren't responsible for their actions in those cases.
If the "I" who thinks is part of a "we" and if the "I" who thinks is committed to sustaining that "we", how do we understand the relation between "I" and "we" and what specific implications does thinking imply for the norms that govern politics and, especially, the critical relation to positive law?
It is a way of thinking that implies men only do bad things to bad women who tempt them.
Howard's dog-whistle racist campaign in the 2005 election led with the slogan: "Are you thinking what we're thinking?" It implied there was a ban against talking about immigration – as audience members on Question Time often allege, during hour-long discussions on the subject.
Howard's dog-whistle racist campaign in the 2005 election led with the slogan: "Are you thinking what we're thinking?" It implied there was a ban against talking about immigration as audience members on Question Time often allege, during hour-long discussions on the subject.
Manning stopped running thinking it implied guilt.
