Sentence examples for cries suggest from inspiring English sources

There are two sons - one nearly 20 with a souped-up Metro and a love of speed, and a younger one with a minimotorbike - plus two littlies, whose night cries suggest the laying on of hands.

One study on infant cries suggested that parents with more musical training were better at distinguishing distress cries from other types of cries.

Yet Cordery also moves you by his patent love for Brick, and by the cries, suggesting a tortured animal, he utters as the cancerous pain suddenly strikes.

In the unlikely event you haven't already heard enough stuff like this in recent years, there's plenty of other places where you can get it: its presence here isa bit of a shame, because as Angel Haze has already proved on her mixtapes, she has a far more striking and original voice than Dirty Gold's title track or Battle Cry suggest.

Human babies, notably, cry more to the cries of other babies than to tape recordings of their own crying, suggesting that they are responding to their awareness of someone else's pain, not merely to a certain pitch of sound.

A Dutch study comparing the crying frequency of menstruating and non-menstruating girls failed to demonstrate expected differences in crying, suggesting the hormone prolactin isn't so important.

The near-precisely overlapping expression patterns of PDFR and CRY suggested a possible genetic interaction between these two signaling pathways.

Therefore, its interaction with CRY suggests that it may serve to connect the circadian clock with cellular proliferation.

These days, though, the relationship between secular shrinks and old-time faith isn't usually as hostile or mutually exclusive in practice as these battle-cries would suggest.

And his party unorthodoxy became a rallying cry to suggest he wasn't an actual Republican.

If this doesn't make you cry, we suggest a pulse check.