Sentence examples for thus by implication from inspiring English sources

Thus, by implication, Jesus is also Judas.

The family disproves the old Tolstoyan epigram about all happy families being alike and thus, by implication, boring.

That gratuitous round of applause at the end, for the returning saviors, and thus, by implication, for the movie's own bravado?

Thus, by implication, even a king was capable of committing treason: here was the germ of the charge on which Charles was to be executed in 1649.

The origin of this large shift in luminescence of the quantum dot (and thus by implication, the band gap) appears to be poorly understood.

By signing Sato, Jordan move closer to achieving exclusive supplies of Honda's formula one engines in 2003 and thus, by implication, driving the rival British American Racing out of the Japanese carmaker's fold.

But the government wishes to ban it, under the pretext that it encourages binge drinking - the electorate thus being, by implication, altogether too stupid to regulate its intake of alcohol.

Thus holding, by implication, at least, that affirmative relief would not be granted against a state officer, by ordering him to do and perform acts forbidden by the law of this state, even though such law might be unconstitutional.

The UPSA thus requires, sometimes expressly but often by implication, a process of "extrapolation" by which how things work or are defined under the ULLCA are applied to the UPSA.

By implication, so is he.

It has been demonstrated that the MFNN with only one hidden layer should be adequate as a universal approximator of any nonlinear function, indicating that the MFNN with one hidden layer is always enough. 4, 25 Thus, this implication was validated by our simulation results in the present study.