Sentence examples for easily suggesting from inspiring English sources

Preliminary results indicated that the wormlike brushes could be internalized by the cells easily, suggesting the potential application as advanced vehicles for delivery.

These individuals' heart rates tend to be notably higher even when they can talk easily, suggesting that for the unfit, having difficulty talking does mean that heart rates are too high.

A native of California, Tigar has a leonine air and a John Edwards-style cowlick, and he poses a marked contrast to the rumpled Stewart, but they banter easily, suggesting what Burns and Allen might have sounded like if they had belonged to the Weather Underground.

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

Yet the word Burgundy just as easily suggests humble Bourgogne.

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

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.

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.

And the fact that so many "missing" voters were found so easily suggested that the flaws might be in the matching process rather than in the voter rolls.

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

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.