Sentence examples for display suggest from inspiring English sources

Many of the artifacts on display suggest a veneer of individuality brought about by the crafting process.

The 27 artworks on display suggest that he would've been in good company.

These findings, together with the pattern of interactions that these modules display, suggest that ScaC and ScaJ belong to a subtype of cohesin modules that is distinct from the rest of the type I modules.

Even if the gift is a hideous vase, point out an ideal place where you can put it on display or to be more not keen on permanent display, suggest it will be just perfect for a flower that is only in blossom for a short season during the year.

Many of the popular innovations on display suggested that space was as precious then as it is now.

The display suggests that there is no important difference between the old and the new.

(Although the lack of sincerity on display suggests that PR-types have much to learn).

The Romanian work on display suggested a country with a capacity for looking inwardly to fight its own problems and outwardly to embrace the world.

One display suggests that if something is true of both birds and crocodiles, it will most likely be a dinosaur trait as well (like caring for their young).

His display suggested he might finish the match in tonight's third session, but Allen responded as well as he could have imagined to take ensure their contest goes the distance.

Christie's said Elvis and Marlon had been bought by private collectors but would go on public display – suggesting both would be going to support the booming business of private museums.