Throughout musical history, composers have commenced major works with a primordial hum, as if to suggest that the universe was audible before it became visible.
You know I love you", as if to suggest that the whole song has been ironic.
He pointed to the sky, as if to suggest they had been killed by bombs.
Mere "trolling," he said, as if to suggest: Boys will be boys.
He also keeps calling him "Stevie", as if to suggest they're great chums.
Her videos are often set in barren wastelands or deserts, as if to suggest an ambiguous global identity.
Some were kept locked in safes, as if to suggest that documents can be just as incendiary as armaments.
He waved his arms around, as if to suggest that Escobar could be anywhere, still in hiding.
But the frame itself deliberately evokes the helical structure of DNA, as if to suggest that the life of the World Trade Center continues in altered form.
His aides wanted him to stop, but he demanded an extra two laps, as if to suggest he could go on for a long time more.
