Sentences with phrase «even implies»

According to the BLM, on BLM land one can essentially photograph rather you are a professional or amateur and there is no particular language that even implies what gear is or isn't allowed.

The fact that its story carries a prominent trail to an online gallery of the shortlist even implies that the paper might, somehow, have made its peace with the prize.

2) Breaking even implies some fixed or defined loss, which doesn't exist in the case of file sharing, as file sharing may actually buy more than non file - sharers.

You are so ready to jump down the throat of anyone who even implies that the Church shouldn't do something and you get uber defensive.

Taken seriously, the right to know your food's history even implies that the racist or sexist or homophobe has a right to personal information about the people who handled their food along the supply chain.

Mr. Trump even implied he would terminate their leases.

Show me where I said or even implied he WAS a Muslim.

I'm hyper - sensitive to that tendency and mistake and hope I haven't done so here or even implied it.

My hope is that I've prevented myself from doing so or from even implying it.

By omitting the context and even implying a different context, they open themselves up to criticism.

Had McLaren even implied that there was fault to be assigned then he would necessarily have left himself open to being questioned as to who was at fault and how.

i did NOT say I know or not.i did not even IMPLIED they are lying or such... sheesh... lay off this man ok?

i Never even implied completely doing it

Saying (or even implying) that Jesus» silence in the Synoptics is tantamount to an absence of clear teaching is to engage in the logical fallacy of «reasoning from silence,» which is built upon shaky rationality.

I didn't say any of those things, or even imply them.

One even implied that he had lied.

It does not even imply the same for any propositions, that is, the meanings which verbal statements seek to express and evoke, except for a few highly vague, abstract ones.

Nor does it even imply that the reasons for choice are different from those usually listed by philosophers of science: accuracy, simplicity, fruitfulness, and the like.

How DARE they even imply that their «values» are better than everyone else's.

I am not making any claim to the nature of their salvation in the Hereafter, but it seems that your wanting to brand the word kafir seems more ideological than ontological.Continuing: Necessarily for those who do not speak Arabic in our daily lives, there can be no higher source of looking to the deepest meanings of words than their use by Allaah (swt) in the Qur» an and in the Qur» an the word has far from a neutral connotation.I am not sure what the use or even implied importance of Arabic is in one's daily life in this context.

one would have to show without a doubt and question that it was saying those were strictly his last words... IM sorry... but nowhere do I find it even implied

thsnks for providing that... I had said I have a psychology degree but not a doctorate as akira assumed I said or even implied... thank you... for respoting my clear statement as to who I am and what I have

Neither did it even imply so?

It doesn't even imply something useful about abortion.

you are not reading my posts and following along?????? OMG I never even implied I don't care about the mother... IM pointing out the focus is on the mother only and they leave the baby out of the picture

From my view I never even IMPLIED they lied..

In the first place, present imperceptibility does not even imply future imperceptibility, let alone imply or illustrate nonexistence without replacement.

Does this refer to the whole faith without works is dead debate, or does it even imply as Rob Bell and others would suggest that salvation is a done deal?

You know how these things go... one day you have to cut your kid off at 3 cups of grapes and the next week he looks at you like you are growing a third eye if you even imply that he likes to eat grapes.

These circumstances, plus the fact that the volatile Snyder (or The Cookie Monster, as the majority Nabisco stockholder is sometimes known) could even imply that McAdoo, a man who works as hard in practice as in games, who plays more minutes and shoulders a bigger burden than anybody in the NBA, was a loafer, made the suspension a landmark in the history of dubious decisions.

Wenger felt sore about losing Kante to Chelsea he even implied that he moved for the money.

Although not saying a changing table is an absolute necessity, even implying one has dresser that is clear on top for changing diapers is quite an assumption, at least it was for me.

How deceptive to even imply that it's relaxing in any way.

It was even implied that I was an outsider myself, who had joined the residents» Facebook group just to cause trouble.

You could even imply that if Gore (the popular vote winner in 2000) had been elected, it could've prevented the Bush Presidency and 9/11.

A new American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) working group report on the quality of latent fingerprint analysis says that courtroom testimony and reports stating or even implying that fingerprints collected from a crime scene belong to a single person are indefensible and lack scientific foundation.

Courtroom testimony and reports stating or even those implying that fingerprints collected from a crime scene belong to a single person are indefensible and lack scientific foundation, a new AAAS working group report on the quality of latent fingerprint analysis says.

He recently sued PayPal, claiming it got rid of him because it deemed these businesses too «sexual» and even implied his websites promoted prostitution.

Some even implied it looked like Coogler was about to go down on Jordan.

In The Phantom Pain, both Big Boss and Kaz, as well as Skull Face are after Zero, and it is even implied the two groups join up in some way.

As it stands, the murder is not shown and rape is not even implied and that was probably a good decision.

To even imply that I understood either of these young men's struggles destroyed any potential credibility I may have had through their eyes.

BuzzFeed education reporter Molly Hensley - Clancy described the Salon story being passed around as «a very shaky 6 - day - old Alternet aggregation of Politico's profile,» noting that the Politico story did not report or even imply that she was going to resign.

I never said or even implied you did, that should be a given even to you.

To ItsMichaelNotMike, I agree with your statement that «carriers and manufacturers do not, and never should, make promises, nor even imply or hint, that a debuting handset will or may get a future Android version», but disagree on how you approached the issue.

The program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

Hell, he should quit anyway for even trying to say that or even IMPLY that.

Merely tacking on a motion sensing controller (* cough * SIXAXIS * cough *) does not even imply success.

One of the characters is even implied to be Axl Rose.

Every location in Skyrim had some partially revealed or even implied narrative if there wasn't outright a quest associated with it, while half the time in Morrowind a village or a small dungeon - cave - ruined - fort - thingy had nothing in terms of story.