Sentence examples for view implies from inspiring English sources

But that is what their view implies.

Chomsky's view implies a binary separation of the world into the realm of fact and the realm of myth.

This view implies that Archimedes was less an engineer trying to manipulate the physical world than a pure mathematician interested only in abstract concepts.

Uchitelle objects to this "shamelessly exclusionary definition of skill," which, in his view, implies that college students with degrees in marketing are more "skilled" than factory workers capable of operating and repairing heavy machinery.

The Nozickian view implies what, from the perspective of common sense morality, is absurd: that a desperate person who sells her organs or body does so freely, that it's fine to pay someone a paltry sum while profiting hugely off their labor, that people deserve to get rich because of accidents of birth, that there's nothing wrong with walking by a drowning man.

The psychological-continuity view implies that she would be you.

He writes, "Does the book in your view imply that the Western lifestyle is not sustainable or ultimately desirable on either a personal or societal level?

One was interest rates: would large budget deficits drive rates up, as a classical view implied, or would they do no such thing under depression conditions?

Hoover alternates her chapters between Enidina's and Mary's points of view, implying that the novel will be primarily concerned with the relationship between the two women.

This view implied that the new code had to be complete in its field, setting forth general rules and arranging them logically.

This view, implying that the premium placed on female chastity was one of the ground rules of life on earth, accorded both with Victorian mores and with Darwin's view of the organism as a machine for insuring the survival of individual traits.