Sentences with phrase «implying anything»

To be clear, I'm not implying anything untoward — I'm merely saying that Armstrong can impact which currencies are listed and receive upgraded functionality.

Implying anything as to his state of health pending that assessment was inappropriate and unnecessary.»

There is nothing in Steve's writings to suggest that he was accusing anybody of malpractice, if anything he commented on the rational for the selection of the cores without implying anything about the character of Briffa with regards to the study.

«Better replicated» meant based on more samples, rather than implying anything about the strength of the agreement between samples.

im not implying anything jeez!

It gives us a way to speak fully and honestly about the work of Jesus without implying anything pejorative about other communities of faith.

I never took it as if you were implying anything about how I treat my wife.

It was just a question, I was not implying anything.

I'm not doubting their data here is incorrect, nor am I implying anything sinister about Breindel's motives.

And all equally flawed because matter, time and the universe existing, does not imply anything.

It was not uncommon for people to believe in the cyclops, or the sirens until christianity took over, outlawed that belief and as.serted its own» = > the fact that people believed all kinds of things does nt imply anything about other beliefs.

«the fact that people believed all kinds of things does nt imply anything about other beliefs.»

If I implied anything against your intelligence, I apologize.

so I wasn't trying to imply anything like defeat.

Nothing in the text implies anything other than that Jesus was alive.

Force of presentation and strength of appeal do not, however, imply anything about adequacy.

When scientists say that certain things in nature are random, this does mean that Nature is in a certain sense blind; it does not imply anything about God's knowledge or purposes.

Jesus may be said to encounter us as one who claims Lordship over us, but the Lordship that he claims does not directly imply anything about creation.

And when I say goofy looking, I am not trying to imply anything about you Jeremy...

Historical criticism is quite compatible with warm appreciation, and to be a biblical critic does not imply anything adverse any more than it does to be a music critic or literary critic, who would be useless unless he had the capacity for appreciating what is good in his field.

I don't think you tried to imply anything, but it was a little wierd for me based on the exchange that was happening at the time.

In, for a current example, the coded nods and winks that accompanied a photograph of Ravel Morrison around the internet earlier today, the tweeters and retweeters noting with interest that he was standing in front of a car with some friends whilst simultaneously black, yet appalled that anybody might think they were seeking to imply anything.

I'm sorry to imply anything like that, because of course, that idea is not true to reality.

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It reads: «Does the Cold Wave Imply Anything About Global Warming?

The study's authors even argue that the findings could shed light on the evolutionary origins of our own species» behavior, although others aren't convinced the results imply anything about people.

It doesn't imply anything about potential habitability.

Being alone is essentially a physical state that does not imply anything is wrong.

When I mentioned the word «What», it NEVER implied anything positive or negative, but still, you, as you usually do, you «blow it out of proportion».

But that doesn't imply anything about quality.

Neither term implies anything about animal welfare; products from «factory» farming and confinement operations (such as battery cages for chickens), can still be organic, natural, both, or neither.

Not at all — the post doesn't say or imply anything about adult dogs, simply that many puppy owners wait longer than they should to make an effort at active socialization.

Dead rising 3 however is published by microsoft - and in a few interviews the devs always said its exclusive and never implied anything else (in comparison titanfall devs seem open), dead rising 1 was an early release on 360 and if you remember that game is still an exclusive to 360.

They've made various posts yes, but do any of these really imply anything specific?

That has its place, certainly — and I don't mean to imply anything negative about Louis or Noland — but delivers none of Thomas» exuberance.

If you refer to the fact that CO2 levels rise after temperature rises (from paleoclimate sediment core studies, etc.), this MOST CERTAINLY DOES NOT imply anything in the way of causality.

«Left wing» didn't imply anything about what would replace the monarchy, just that it would be replaced.

If the Met Office have implied anything different, then I would agree that there are grounds for criticism.You need to look at the long term trend with at least a five year smoothing applied to annual data points.

First off he does nt imply anything.

Again, the «wave» does not imply anything about AGW other than to provide insight into a possible reason contributing to the two «lulls» in temperature increase over the last 115 years.

So no the statement» global warming has stopped» does not and can not imply anything about the theory.

I don't use it to imply anything about their motives, about which I have no reason to presume anything other than being honorable.

However, quite properly, the Christy et al. (2018) paper does not claim that this lower linear trend positive slope finding implies anything whatsoever regarding a proof that CO2 has had a statistical significant impact on the Earth's temperature over the last 50 years or so.

Briffa has never suggested or implied anything of the kind AFAIA.

It certainly does not «unambiguously» imply anything about Briffa.

If I ran the organisation doing these stats and anyone even so much as implied anything «good» or «bad» about the temperature, I'd kick them out so fast that their feet would not touch the ground.

Why would evolution by natural processes imply anything particularly fundamental about morality?

It does not imply anything wrong with sprinting, it just shows a limit to how much can be done in a particular context.

It doesn't imply anything about long term variance vs short term variance, and global variance vs local variance (which is what an average personn cares about).

You seem remarkably impervious to peer pressure, so I I am not trying to imply anything in particular.