Sentence examples for constantly suggesting from inspiring English sources

He was constantly suggesting different kinds of landscapes to meet varied needs and demands.

Chabon's lyrics sit well against it, constantly suggesting a sleazy, seamy world lurking beneath the sunkissed, west-coast gloss.

But it is Dimension's habit of constantly suggesting the introduction of these new elements that is bound to put pressure on parental wallets.

Michael Kroger, the president of the Victorian Liberal party, has been constantly suggesting that the Libs should preference the Greens in key inner-city electorates, just like Albanese's, because they're "not the nutters they used to be".

The very form of her novels makes the same point: they are as cartoonish and sexed-up as any best seller, yet they are constantly suggesting that the reader who appreciates them is one of the elect.

People were constantly suggesting horrifying hypotheticals about the carriers: drinking, using drugs, disappearing into Denmark, getting H.I.V. or hepatitis C from their husbands or seducing mine (a complicated seduction strategy indeed) and, of course, stealing the baby.

This is constantly suggested to me.

This link between mystical experience and political insurgency is constantly suggested throughout "Exegesis".

Conversely Alexia Khadime, as Nabulungi, constantly suggests a sharp intelligence behind the caricatured showbiz image of African naivete.

Having deployed a vocabulary that constantly suggests falsification, Riall makes no attempt to establish "the truth" about Garibaldi.

Coleman's own playing would constantly suggest bebop, but its feel was not the triplet saunter of jazz swing but the percussive, even stutter of fast funk.