Sentence examples for easily suggest from inspiring English sources

All of that could easily suggest a counsel of complete despair.

But the majority of Dubai's inhabitants are foreign-born, and the arcaded streets could easily suggest a theme-park version of a traditional Arab city.

"I cannot easily suggest my style to everyone," said Ms. Hayashi, who, like an athlete, uses therapy to learn to control her body.

Hailey eventually had dual British and Canadian citizenship, but the geographical base of his novels and their atmosphere, plus his own liking for loud checked suits, could just as easily suggest a midwestern American.

A devil's advocate could easily suggest that the introspective, inner-self brand of yoghurt-weaving that arose during this period was just another sort of consumerism, even if it emerged smelling of patchouli.

I myself have two Bengals, of whom I am fond, plus the marks on my wrists to prove it — deep, diagonal scars that could easily suggest, to casual acquaintances, that I am attempting suicide, without much success, on a weekly basis.

Quite easily, suggests Simon Morrison, Princeton professor of music.

Yet the word Burgundy just as easily suggests humble Bourgogne.

An exhaustive survey of the databanks (maybe a score of citations, tops -- Webbing the surf, I get exhausted easily) suggests that pessimism is winning the metaphoric downhill race.

Lauren O'Neil captures all the explosiveness of Steph, who keeps going off like a Fourth of July rocket, Robyn Addison easily suggests the sensuality lurking inside Carly's shift-supervisor uniform and Warren Brown conveys Kent's thuggish insecurity.

And the Council's ability to override Mayor Bloomberg's veto so easily suggests that he does not wield the same influence over the Council as his predecessor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, who made overhaul of welfare a signature issue.