Sentences with phrase «implies something»

I take exception to the headline for this article because it implies something that should be left to the reader, regarding who was feeling the most pressure: the witness or the interviewer!

If we pick up on a negative emotion in our partner's message that implies something bad about us or about our relationship, then our next dance move is likely going to come from a place of self - protection.

But notice that the truism implies something else.

Then, there is the unqualified phrase «rapid temperature increase,» which implies something unusual happened with the temperatures when there is no evidence.

That term implies something... uniform across the planet, mainly about temperature, gradual, quite possibly benign.

It implies something gradual, something uniform, something quite possibly benign, and what we're experiencing is none of those,» Holdren said a year ago in a speech at Harvard.

The linked site implies something in the neighborhood of that, but perhaps I am mistaken.

First of all I'd make the point that the term «paper» normally implies something published in a scientific journal, peer reviewed and subject to the normal scientific process.

Actually calling them a forcing however, was a mistake, because it implies something that isn't true.

(1) The very existence of such possibilities implies something else that is almost unthinkable for most.

She then argues that this can't be attributed to human - caused global warming, which presumably implies something about the current rise in ocean heat content.

He doesn't really answer the question, but only implies something.

It semantically implies something that sounds rather nice to the public.

But utopia among the younger set does not mean 1960's - style «shake up the world, burn down the house, start from scratch» radicalism; it implies something unattainable, except perhaps in a hand - me - down form, and therefore smaller in scope and inherently poignant.

He says: «You wouldn't use the word sensitive about Howard; that implies something far too ineffectual.

Besides, Bounty Arms was canceled, and that strongly implies something was wrong with it.

Obviously that isn't the case here, but nonetheless it implies something was fundamentally wrong at design document drafting stage.

But if it implies something about «breeding» humans, then no I don't think you can «breed» humans even if society allowed it.

It indicates that RIM is finally going to add native email, calendar, and contacts solutions — but it also implies something more ominous.

«The word «collage» implies something static and finally fixed, but the beauty of «Reservoir 13» is in fact rhythmic, musical, ceaselessly contrapuntal... A remarkable achievement [and a] subtle unravelling of what we think of as the conventional project of the novel.»?

When considering the role of students in creating safe and supportive learning environments, meaningful student involvement implies something more.

My issue with Tarantino's choice of words is that it implies something praiseworthy when it isn't, its more an awesome act of resilience, no more heroic than a cockroach could be said to be heroic.

It implies something definitive, which would therefore put it in the canon of Christmas classics.

Then again, «jokes» implies something entertainingly humorous, whereas that lone selfie those hikers shot with Justin Trudeau was a better Canadian chuckle than Yoga Hosers «death by a thousand aboots.

And when compared with the genomes of living Africans, it implies something startling.

The term «extended» breastfeeding doesn't offend me, but the fact that it implies something longer than the norm does sit slightly uncomfortably with me.

Imperfection, on the other hand, implies something about the extent or depth of possibility.

If taken seriously, self - fulfilment implies something much more than any passing feeling.

Heritage implies something that is handed down, that is worth not only having but also passing on to a further generation.

So it implies something of value.

The word synthesis implies something more than harmonious co-existence.

The philosophical issue is that, since the particular features of the molecules (as gaseous, liquid, solid, as acid or alkaline, etc., etc.) are directly correlative to structural relationships, the composite wholes could not be the mere arithmetical sum of the constituents; «structural relationship» implies something more than «arithmetical sum.»

However, when one uses the language of «constancy of character,» it already implies something fixed, unchanging, predictable.

IN the case of this Pastor, he NEVER gave anything to show his innocent and he admitted he was NOT perfect which implies something may have happen.

«it is the faith», implies something * else * being referenced.

(John 18: 15: the Greek implies something more definite than mere «acquaintance».)

That you used «some centuries ago» regarding Adam and Eve implies something about you that is a HUGE red flag — and an indication that I probably shouldn't even have engaged you.

It implies something very complicated, something that gives you set answers rather than inviting you to open - ended conversation.

«Humiliation», though, is the wrong word, because that implies something done to you, whereas Jesus did this to himself.

But I wonder if our simple acceptance of this term, actually implies something inherently wrong with our culture.

Obedience implies something external to ourselves which requires conformity on our part.

That's nothing like saying that all black men are criminals, which definitely implies something about their worth and their worthiness.

Unfortunately, the term implies something much bolder, namely that each of those areas of performance can be boiled down to a «bottom line.»

Presumably, labelling food as organic here is relevant because for many people that label implies something virtuous.

«And yet during the course of this week, we've had other policy makers who have been implying something [in the] reverse.

This fits with the memo's overall method of argument, which is to imply something suspicious without outright asserting malfeasance.

to end this — the hebrew BIBLE was written in latin after it was written in hebrew, but not RIGHT after — oh i have to put that or «god» knows you'll jump down my throat again for implying something...

«In a crude and offensive way of trying to make a point that their vodka is high quality and inexpensive, the billboards evoke a Jewish holiday to imply something that is cheap and of lesser value when compared to the higher value of a Christian holiday,» said Ron Meier, the ADL's New York Regional Director, in a press release.

you imply something that takes much time when prayer only takes a minute or even less... second... I Never said one can completely tuen them out... don't tell me to update my degree..

When we say that a particular outer action is peculiarly ours we mean that the act is such that it in fact is an expression of our inner being, and thus we mean to imply something about the intentionality of the act.