Sentence examples for was the implications from inspiring English sources

Now, I realize that it wasn't her that I couldn't accept; it was the implications of the worldview she presented.

For some, like Golding, it was the implications of the images and their setting; for others, it was the extraordinary sophistication and perception of the paintings themselves.

I imagined they were pondering — just as I was — the implications of what it takes to entertain a 10-year-old these days.

But the issue for Mr. Joffe was the implications of the secrecy that surrounded the entire bomb project, the fact, he maintains, that the scientists abandoned their moral responsibility by giving up not only control over their discoveries but knowledge about the uses to which their discoveries would be put.

A particular problem raised by the application of yin-yang theory to medicine was the implications of yin-yang theories for accounts of gender (Furth 1986, Raphals 1998, Yates 2005), including the problem of the androgyny of what Charlotte Furth calls "the Yellow Emperor's body".

The first was the major themes and findings related to the barriers to diagnosis and management of CFS/ME, and the second was the implications and recommendations for overcoming these barriers.

Too nice, was the implication.

That, apparently, was the implication.

Hurry, hurry, was the implication.

Ours, not the foreigners', was the implication.

Attack another city, was the implication.