Sentence examples for building suggests from inspiring English sources

What is played on that stage, the building suggests, matters.

Gerbeau, who has expressed an interest in buying the building, suggests that it be turned into a concert venue.

Seen from afar, the hypersensitive, noble work — whose wraparound deployment in its own alcove was a jewel of the old building — suggests a big, soiled Band-Aid.

Wolfgang Staehle's continuous live-feed still video of the Empire State Building suggests the unsleeping presence of big business, but also the realities of structural fragility.

That few even know that this is happening in the Time & Life Building suggests that our confidence may not be far away.

Colin Powell, project manager for the World Green Building Council's Better Places for People campaign, says its recent report on the business case for green building suggests an office that is "more conducive to work" can improve productivity.

The apparent Qaeda presence in a Taliban defense ministry building suggested that Osama bin Laden's organization and the radical Islamic government were closely linked.

When the new owners of the building suggested a memorial service across the street in the library, the idea of a sidewalk vigil was dropped.

A return to building suggested a fall from grace for the Eagle, but the after-dinner speaking circuit and motivational lectures still kept the money coming in.

The building suggested the Insurent Agency Corporation (Insurent.com), a lease-guarantee program that enables renters with good credit and income to rent an apartment without a guarantor.

But the return of the MPs and the dwindling number of PTI supporters on the streets outside the parliament building suggested Sharif's government had regained the initiative.