Sentence examples for everything else suggests from inspiring English sources

If the beginning of the play showed the world according to the Underground Man, everything else suggests a world in which he is out of control.

The story's language suggests the latter, while everything else suggests the former.

But everything else suggested the riot of nature: grasses growing through stones, bamboo encroaching on concrete, trees entangling themselves in the telephone wires.

The scene he drew had no people in it, but its representation of everything else suggested a talent beyond his years.

As the financial condition of the country worsens, the wedding industry, so long considered recession-proof, is seeing fairy-tale weddings stripped of their sprites, their sparkle and everything else that suggests splurge.

Everything else is suggested by a modicum of means: the artists' garret of the opening has only a suspended door and high window against a gauze surround featuring the city skyline, eventually whisked away to reveal a Klein blue starlit sky.

By taking these stories out of context and mixing them in with everything else, Ms. Chuma suggested false equivalence.

Weirdly, everything else about his look suggests villainy.

But everything else about his life suggests that he intuited that his fellow Englishman was completely wrong to give in to despair.

Personal responsibility is all to the good, but everything else in "Fat Land" suggests it is probably no match for the thrifty gene and the Happy Meal.

"Choose one decorative focal point, and take away everything else," said Mr. Rowe, who suggested a fountain.