Sentence examples for carried suggestions from inspiring English sources

In his back pocket, Mr Fatchett carried suggestions for a longer-term solution.

James's title, "The Turn of the Screw," carries suggestions of accumulating excitement and suspense.

I think we need a new word for mature ladies' undergarments, one that doesn't carry suggestions of heavy-duty machinery or central-heating boilers.

Jane Muir, the owner of Mildreds, was determined on a title that carried no suggestions of plain living or Mother Earth, and named her restaurants after a favourite American film noir, Mildred Pierce, with Joan Crawford as the eponymous heroine.

His manner — nonchalance underpinned, it seemed, by vigilance and self-scrutiny — carried the suggestion that almost any divergence from banter was unforgivable artsy narcissism.

His tablet concept, the Macintosh Folio, had a stylus and an adjustable angled screen, and carried the suggestion of a drawing board.

Even in her Hollywood heyday, Ms. Turner was a seductress whose huskily whispered intimacies carried the suggestion that a shiv might be drawn should romance go wrong.

From Leo X and his cousin Giulio de Medicii — the Archbishop of Florence and its de-facto ruler since the death of the despised Lorenzo — Machiavelli now received a commission to write an official "History of Florence," an assignment that placed him in distinguished literary company, and carried the suggestion of other plum tasks to come.

Apparently Flemish collectors were too as there are some seven versions of this image which carries iconographic suggestions of salvation and redemption.

Updated at 4.16pm BST 4.04pm BST We shouldn't get carried away with suggestions that Europe is abandoning austerity altogether.

This "Dangerous Liaisons" carries a suggestion of contemporary commentary too.