Sentence examples for effectively suggesting from inspiring English sources
Allen brilliantly creates an intangible presence of evil, effectively suggesting horror rather than depicting it.
It was an extraordinary claim, Conte effectively suggesting that the referee had not only bottled the call, but then confessed as much just seconds later.
The EU is effectively suggesting that Eritreans don't need to apply for asylum, disregarding the 500-page report released last June by the UN commission of inquiry on human rights in Eritrea.
She argued that the majority were effectively suggesting "the general public can pick up the tab" instead, and warned of dire consequences: "Where is the stopping point to the 'let the government pay' alternative?
As the alt/indie descendant of Natasha Henstridge in Species, Scarlett Johansson is initially predatory, her clipped English vowels and thousand-yard stare effectively suggesting an imitation of life, an act refined to lure male prey like the finely wound fly-fishing ties about which Stellan Skarsgård waxes lyrical in Lars von Trier's Nymphomaniac.
"The ECB attempted to exceed market expectations with a strong set of non-conventional monetary policy measures but then disappointed the market on forward guidance around further interest rate reductions – effectively suggesting that interest rates had reached their nadir," said Marilyn Watson at fund manager BlackRock.
In this way, IEGS can effectively suggest the "best" evacuation path to occupants depending on the effective human behaviours.
Ironically, movement was most effectively suggested by French artists who never proclaimed the intention to do so.
Jonathan Coy as the lecherous psychiatrist also effectively suggests a mantrapped in a nightmare of his own devising.
He doesn't do a direct impersonation but effectively suggests the cockiness, charm and downright cheek of the sharp-witted manager.
In recommending that more effort is made to keep 18-25s oft of prison, the justice committee's report effectively suggests that the leniency already afforded to comparatively privileged young people is extended across the class spectrum.
