Sentence examples for capable of suggesting from inspiring English sources

Wallace was capable of suggesting without irony that the head-hunting Dayaks, among whom he had lived in Borneo, were morally superior to his British compatriots.

Because the company depends on employees to be capable of suggesting storage options that will match a customer's requirements, its induction process consists of immediate and intense training.

The costumes and some of the settings are ornate, but Cocteau is capable of suggesting luxury and splendour simply through the use of sheets and mirrors.

It therefore applies even to persons for whom there is no evidence capable of suggesting that their conduct might have a link, even an indirect or remote one, with serious crime.

Her singing voice is supple and adept and capable of suggesting several shades of feeling within a single phrase, but it has a childlike quality, and some people regard it as idiosyncratic.

Warby said the term "man-eater" was certainly capable of suggesting predatory behaviour but that was not the same as being a "serial gold-digger", and no reasonable reader of the whole article could be left with that impression.

Watching "Mojo" as it casts a spell that only theater is capable of suggests the excitement of discovering Harold Pinter, Sam Shepard or Mr. Mamet for the first time (2 00).

One might expect a mother to intervene, but Kacy is capable only of suggesting hats.

Williams reported that Horne had a card index mind, "in which there seemed to be stored every funny voice, every dialect, every comedy trick, which he knew that each member of the cast was capable of", and would suggest a change in approach if a line did not work during rehearsals.

Republicans question whether he is capable of it, suggesting the stadium smacks of delusions of grandeur, just like the Greek columns backdrop he used for his 2008 Denver convention speech, also in a stadium.

Some marine Crenarchaeota are capable of nitrification, suggesting these organisms may affect the oceanic nitrogen cycle, although these oceanic Crenarchaeota may also use other sources of energy.