Sentence examples for being more suggestive from inspiring English sources

Although there is no sharp delineation between strong or weak effects, "strong associations" tend to be viewed as being more suggestive of a causal relation than "moderate" or "weak" associations.

Predicting PSP over CBD, and vice versa, is difficult in PNFA, although there is some evidence to suggest that pure or dominant AOS is more suggestive of PSP, while AOS plus prominent aphasia is more suggestive of CBD [ 50].

The violence is more suggestive than graphic.

So the lists are more suggestive than conclusive, for now.

Clearly, though, this data is more suggestive than definitive and more studies are needed.

The key is to be more suggestive than authoritative", said Excell.

Kim Jong-un's style is more suggestive of Saddam Hussein or his murderous son, Uday Hussein.

His rhythm-and-blues is tasteful, sensitive and smooth; his lyrics are more suggestive than salacious.

For the Yankees, the chilly weather was more suggestive of the off-season.

Much evidence about the effectiveness of these tools appears to be more suggestive than based on empirical evaluations.

At other times, I felt like they were more suggestive of perennial human problems like aging, disappointment, or decay.