Sentence examples for context suggesting from inspiring English sources

It's ingenious but becomes predictable in the deliberately prosaic context, suggesting even a satirical critique might need a more boots-on-the-ground level of engagement with language.

Dr. Sapolsky added that in humans, social rank often shifts depending on context, suggesting that the study's findings in monkeys might also apply to people.

This block of learning could not be restored by matching testing context to the CS2 training context, suggesting that blocking, and not context conditioning, was responsible.

The system recommends effective controls and shows relevant risks in a specific organizational context, suggesting test procedures for that particular company.

Despite this, flight behaviour varies markedly depending on context, suggesting some behavioural plasticity in the response of prey to a given threat.

Although these early horizons of American prehistory are little known, a few sites in central Mexico have cultural remains or other possible evidences of man in a context suggesting occupation as early as 20,000 years ago.

Its historical context suggests so.

It is dated April 30, and the context suggests that it was written in 1993.

It was range which, both in style and given the context, suggested caution from the actress turned designer.

More honorable, the context suggests, than simply relying, as so many movies do, on the audience's worst prejudices.

Context suggests that the photographer's model is a woman, but the hands may be a little large.