Sentence examples for characters suggest that from inspiring English sources

His attention to detail and his understanding of his complicated, and complicating, characters suggest that he knows what he's talking about.

This is not metaphorical: at least three characters suggest that Davis's Julie would be a better hostess, niece, and woman if only someone would beat her up.

The novels describe women who initially follow the standard theory of evolutionary psychology to find a wealthy mate when they are young and have the greatest bargaining power, but through their characters suggest that what women really want in a mate is "youth, good looks, manners, intelligence, a gentle demeanor, and attentiveness" (p. 110).

However, some characters suggest that people are neither good nor bad, but a mix of both.

Cladistic analysis of morphological characters suggest that Pennatomys is most closely related to a clade, the Nectomys subclade, that includes members of Aegialomys, Amphinectomys, Nectomys, Sigmodontomys, Melanomys, Megalomys (another Antillean rice rat), and possibly Nesoryzomys.

These specific characters suggest that the Ceriantharia may be a sister group of the other hexacorallians [11].

At Tuesday night's performance there was spontaneous applause when a character suggested that people bring up their own children.

Typically, Brown alternates points of view among different characters, suggesting that a sense of family is being rewoven even as contrasting voices underscore the isolation of the family's individual members.

The fate of their characters suggests that women who are not young, pert secretaries or household workers have no real hope of sexual fulfillment and can find only a compromised, damaged form of love.

The long series of pet dogs loved and lost by many of the characters suggests that death is in the natural order of things – and the book as a whole reads like a meditation on death and the impact of death on life.

But the dogs watched the photos of people hugging far longer than they did the pictures of dogs greeting each other, as shown by the large red circles; their eyes also moved back and forth between the two human characters, suggesting that they needed more time to interpret their postures.