Sentence examples for widest implications from inspiring English sources

The widest implications of this whole affair must be about the cultural establishment.

Which is to say that, though Nagel doesn't write about art in "Mind and Cosmos," the book's widest implications involve art and how it helps us to understand the world.

Mr Clinton has just provided a deposition on oath and on videotape in the Jones case, an action unprecedented for a sitting president in a civil case; if he turns out to have lied, Mr Starr may have him.That deposition itself was the result of a ruling that may have the widest implications, for Mr Starr and for those who follow him.

Slater saw wider implications.

Are there wider implications?

It had wider implications too.

The wider implications are scary.

But this has wider implications.

Yet there are wider implications.

What are the wider implications?

But Zivotofsky could have wider implications.