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Meanings of imply self in English
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Usage of imply self in English
1
Is it certain that its satisfaction does not imply self-denial?
2
Aggressive policy steps in China now, or if the slowdown gets worse, imply self-criticism, a tougher ask.
3
Self-restraint is found not to imply self-sacrifice.
4
His voice was rather harsh, his glance was quick, and his alert manner implied self-confidence.
5
The very notion of being religious implies self-denial, because by nature we do not love religion.
6
It seems to be a sort of ironical laughter, and implies self-conscious pride and exultation in the laugher.
7
It also implies self-reliance, an independent sense of right and wrong, and the courage of one's own conviction.
8
Yes, when that forgiveness implies self-preservation.
9
And indeed, courtesy implies self-discipline; and even now the old man's politeness checked his petulance over and over again.
10
It is not unnatural that Merthyr hearing these soft epithets, should disbelieve in the implied self-conquest of her preceding words.
11
The European conception of a gentleman implies self-respect and independence; the Oriental conception of a gentleman implies self- abasement and acquiescence.
12
"But yours is self-government, which implies self-restraint; and self-restraint is but another word for virtue."
13
To be a good teacher implies self-discipline, and a book written without something of that sort of personal preparation cannot be a very valuable one.