Sentence examples for always suggested from inspiring English sources
The ballet's ending has always suggested death and transcendence.
The magic of the Tardis has always suggested to me the magic of television itself.
His grandfather, a Korean War veteran, had always suggested military service.
Ayrton Senna always suggested his most intimate thoughts should be shared only with God.
Nevertheless the world rankings had always suggested that both Britons would have a struggle.
Although Mr. Parker's work has since shifted toward biomorphism, it has always suggested drawing.
Yet the Wolves' recent form always suggested a first win in eight home games against the Saints was possible.
"I always listen to what people are seeing in my work: the keys are never given, always suggested.
And, because I could not shut her up, I always suggested a game of checkers or cards or backgammon.
This has always suggested to psychologists that infants have a richer understanding of the world than many give them credit for.
Erykah Badu's teasing phrasing has always suggested a significant jazz influence, though her recent collaborations with Robert Glasper have ventured even further into the realm of swing.
