Sentence examples for best suggests from inspiring English sources

"PDF or Word-compatible are the best," suggests Innes.

The stability of the postwar era depended, Best suggests, on a carefully maintained balance between coherence and ambiguity.

And he, at best, suggests the special capabilities of dancers like these, polished and ready to take on the world, just not yet.

But he throws this delicate, intelligent film, which at its best suggests a muted hybrid of "The Visitor" and "It's a Wonderful Life," off balance.

Kenny's sensitive revision of the verse is taut and muscular, while the rhythmic boasting of Graeme Hawley's Lucifer ("the beams of my brightness are bigged with the best") suggests that the anonymous, middle-English wordsmiths had already sown the seeds of hip-hop.

Joe Duck calls the donation "wonderful and inspiring" while Jim at My Boring Best suggests it has restored his faith in human goodness: This is true "giving;" not the well-publicized donations normally made by the rich in order to stroke their egos.

The dark parts are best, suggesting scraped paint and encroaching night, or autumnal decay.

The building, for example, proposes that the shattered, fractured world of the Holocaust is best suggested by shattered, fractured space.

The finished lyrics, some of their best, suggest a twisted love affair, but also hint at drugs and ecological disaster.

The worst case scenario suggests McIlroy will miss several weeks, with the best suggesting he could make an Open attempt with his ankle heavily strapped.

Instead, the company did what it does best, suggesting all manner of complex and simple ideas and emotions through the medium of movement alone.