Sentence examples for From suggests from inspiring English sources

Richard Nelson, whose radio play Hyde Park on Hudson is adapted from, suggests a sexual element to the relationship, and Linney backs up his thesis – whatever happened, she thinks, it was "non-platonic... a very deep and devoted friendship".

Actually listening to "fashwave" – the fash from fascism, obviously, the wave from synthwave, the musical style it derives from – suggests the desire to be "the cool ones" is genuine, albeit unlikely.

Even if you don't mean to ask, "Where are you 'really' from?" suggests at best dishonesty, as if the person answering the question willingly dodged your question, and at worst, that they were too dense to figure out what you were asking in the first place.

The disjunctive distribution of the rare SerRS from suggests its transfer between methanogens after it was first acquired from the deep branching lineage.

Usually 1 is the largest size, while 12 is the smallest, but see what the range you're buying from suggests.

Advisers shied from suggesting she quit.

That is quite a different thing from suggesting that the state should do everything.

I am far from suggesting that Ives was just another Franck, Brahms or Elgar.

On its best interpretation, it is far from suggesting an airy-fairy, visionary picture of divine raptures and illuminations.

Many Harvard insiders consider the idea virtually unimaginable, but that has not stopped local columnists from suggesting it.

A glaring exception is the Art Institute of Chicago, which on June 3 converted its $12 admission from suggested to mandatory.