Sentence examples for way of implication from inspiring English sources

They suggest, by way of implication, rather than assertion, that the world's only superpower is in decline and fearful of China's ascendancy.

It is a mark of how deep America's gun pathology is that this would sound radical — a speech without any specific policy proposals, whose greatest force came by way of implication, by drawing a line between "Tucson and Aurora and Oak Creek and Newtown and communities from Columbine to Blacksburg before that".

It is a mark of the depth of America's gun pathology that Mr Obama's words - "a speech without any specific policy proposals, whose greatest force came by way of implication" - would sound so radical, blogs Amy Davidson, also in The New Yorker.

By way of implications, then, there are several to consider that might alter this perception.

"As a practical matter, there's not very much in the way of implications for the difference in opinions," said Frosh, the Maryland attorney general.

If not, then is there some way of avoiding this implication?

He argues that citizens must recognize that democracy is a way-of-life, with crucial implications for civic society beyond formal political institutions, in order to attend to the ways in which religion can both enhance and undermine democracy.

These critics say voters would have no way of knowing the implications of the change for juvenile offenders from reading the amendment, which makes no mention of it.

doing the right thing". And, at every stop, he takes pains to note that most people living beneath the poverty line are working--a way of quashing Republican implications that Democrats have been too supportive of those who do not work.

This is inevitable because yoga is not a system of medicine; it is a way of life, the implications of which go beyond health and disease[ 21].

There is another way of understanding the implications of our findings that is not dependent on the non-randomness of who receives gifts.