Sentences with phrase «word implies»

Like the word implies, farming is working a geographical area over which you take imaginary ownership.

They are, as the word implies — «extra» — in addition to school.

As the word implies, whole life covers you until the day you die or up to 120 years of age.

The word implies that there is a direct connection between a certain act and what follows said act.

To Western society, as it derives from the Greeks, measure, with all that this word implies, is the very essence of reality, or at least the key to this essence, in the East measure has now come to be regarded commonly as being in some way false and deceitful....

Over at 1UP, Gamasutra news editor Nich Maragos contributes an article on digital delivery of games, an extremely hot topic nowadays, and cannily starts by noting: «The digital revolution, far from the violent and bloody overthrow the word implies, has been a long, slow, creeping process of change.»

As the word implies, a whipworm has a whip - like form and live in the large intestines of dogs that can irritate the lining of the colon.

A quote that inspires him comes from Paulo Freire and Donaldo Macedo: «Reading the world always precedes reading the word, and reading the word implies continually reading the world.»

«Reading the world always precedes reading the word, and reading the word implies continually reading the world.»

The very first image we see announces Chazelle's grand ambitions: we see a black - and - white square frame — the old pre-1953 Academy aspect ratio of 4:3 — with the word CinemaScope framed in the center, its right and left syllables cut off, which suddenly expands to the wider aspect ratio that the word implies (in this case, 2.55:1), gaining color at the same time.

Of course, as the word implies, any supplement is an add - on to a healthy lifestyle, not a substitute for eating well, exercising, or keeping your doctors appointments.

The Sanskrit word implies that deep beneath our personal stories of suffering and pain lies boundless love and compassion.

Tartine is a fancy way of saying open - face sandwich, but the word implies that the filling is somewhat elevated.

The line between fact and fiction is softened: you can learn a lot from «fiction,» and «facts» are, as the word implies, «made» by those who use them.

The word implies a residual, antecedent existence — a half - life merely left over from our primary existence on earth.

The word implies at least tiny «changes», or the word has no meaning.

«It is a great hope for future peace when two great nations hating each other as foes have seldom hated, one side vowing eternal hate and vengeance and setting their venom to music, should on Christmas day and for all that the word implies, lay down their arms, exchange smokes and wish each other happiness.»

These words imply that if the victims were not weaklings, they would not suffer any consequences from emotional and spiritual abuse.

Some are moved to rationalize that Jesus did not mean what his words imply.

The word in our versions is «the Preaching»; but an experience of modern preaching might perhaps suggest something different from what the word implied.

Barth's doctrine of the threefold Word implied simultaneously the indissoluble unity of the Word with the texts, tradition and present life of the church, along with the necessity of always distinguishing between the Word and the text, the text and the community, and the present creeds and future possibilities.

So that's what these first two words imply.

-- does not betray stupidity or prosaic literalism as much as resistance to the sort of change Jesus» words imply.

Compare MacIntyre's analysis: «If I tell you that «You ought to do this,»... I present you with a claim which by the very use of these words implies a greater authority behind it than the expression of my feelings....

As a physician, has your «God complex» increased your arrogance to the point where you dare question the Creator over matters that are clearly Man's doing, as your own words imply?

We know great words are being said by great, if flawed, men, and we know the heavy meaning of what those words imply, but there's a certain soulfulness lacking.

Unfortunately, as Ben and Cam demonstrate, more often than not the desire to «make it» is exactly as vague and empty as those two words imply.

However, it's not clear if a «lost» character stays «lost» forever, or if it's only for a few battles (the wording implies it's forever).

The wording implied that it might be timed exclusive, although Microsoft has denied it.

I don't see it as marketing / promotion (although I know it is, but those words imply «work» and I love what I do!)

Hardly many «scientists», as the typical wording implies.

Steve: I don't agree that my words imply «malice» as opposed to «misguided zeal».

For many people, that wording implied things would be getting hotter everywhere, all the time.

One complaint, that my wording implies that water vapour may not be a greenhouse gas at all, is half fair.

May... What does this word imply to you, Michael?

Those words imply that the earlier added words only apply where the «rights, privileges and appurtenances» are «registered.»

The «plain and ordinary meaning» of these words implied continuous or regular delivery of professional services with a degree of permanency.

The manner in which Mr. Kogan's personality quiz collected the data wasn't against Facebook's 2014 terms of use which were revised a year later to specifically prevent such activities, which is also the main reason why the social media giant strongly disagrees with headlines referring to the incident as a data «breach,» having previously noted such wording implies some kind of hacking took place.

The source, citing an unnamed Samsung engineer, was seemingly confident that a smaller variant of Samsung's latest Android flagship will never hit the market, with their wording implying that the Seoul - based company was either never developing such a device or the project itself was scrapped long ago, presumably even before the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus were officially launched in late March.

Overall, Brown's words imply that he believes that blockchain innovations have yet to be fully applied to a traditional finance context, and that this challenge has yet to be overcome.

These words imply an individualised, expert focus where the trained professional holds the skills to fix a client's pathology.

I was not aware the real professionals in the business were «infamous» for «stupidity» with their business finances «overspending», which is the only conclusion the use of these words imply.

These words imply action, as in «Here's our challenge — we need to fix up this house on a small budget!

Not exact matches

My frustration with this term is that it quite simply implies a single word, which is rarely the strategy that we employ when doing keyword research and selection in the service of PPC and SEO campaigns.

In other words, I find using big words and jargon implies you feel insecure about your intelligence and education.

Earlier this year, Wall Street Journal editor Gerard Baker made a similar argument, saying the word lie «implies much more than just saying something that's false.

The word «subscriber» implies an ongoing relationship,» Tzuo said.

«The word «customer» implies that someone may or may not buy something.

Co-rumination, as the term implies, is pretty much a fancy word for complaining together with others, a.k.a. venting.

To many people, the word selling implies manipulating, pressuring, cajoling — all the used - car - salesman stereotypes.