Sentence examples for because it suggests something from inspiring English sources

The shift is important because it suggests something substantial, a country with borders, laws and institutions.

Settlement is a charged word in this context, because it suggests something less than permanent on someone else's land.

The new study is an important advance, Chandy says, because it suggests something very different: that electrical changes in the cerebellum are to blame.

In March, Shonda Rhimes said that she hates the word "diversity" because it suggests something "rare".

If you connect all the dots, you realize the period loved monochrome, and in particular blue, because it suggested something melancholy and spiritual and ethereal against the industrial, urban world.

Rather, it suggests something more basic: the images remain familiar twenty-five years later because time has passed but in crucial ways our context has scarcely changed at all.

To others, it suggests something different.

It suggests something dogmatic and ritualistic.

Perhaps this suggests something about Obama — or maybe it suggests something about his supporters.

It suggests something transitory, and we need some permanence.

It's always tempting to go down Victim Blame Avenue, because it suggests that something could have been done to stop the actions of an abuser.