Sentence examples for half suggests from inspiring English sources

The figure is bald and has abstracted features, but its conical, dresslike lower half suggests it is female.

Spellbinding though it might be, the first half suggests more restraint from the microphone-eating, pizza-dress-wearing chanteuse than we're used to.

But his appearance with their daughter, Blue Ivy, at the end of the film – and the softening tone of its latter half – suggests Lemonade is not a critically acclaimed divorce announcement.

The first half suggests the former: it's narrated by 21-year-old widow Violet, who is living with her late husband's parents as she struggles to adjust to life without him.

Victory saw Canberra claim second spot on the NRL ladder and they will now meet Cronulla in the first week of finals, while the manner of their convincing win – and the brilliance of Josh Hodgson, particularly in the first half – suggests they are serious contenders to land the premiership crown.

In the case of "Paradisio," it is a garish wet-on-wet swirl of red, blue, yellow and brown that, dominating the painting's bottom half, suggests the fluttering robes of an avenging archangel hurtling toward the yellow, apocalyptic void at the painting's center.

Half her responses seemed innocuous, programmed; the other half suggested someone trying to emerge from a sheltered life.

If the choice is between emphasis on sport or on disability, perhaps the breathtaking sights on display over the last week and a half suggest an answer: both.

Four tries in each half suggested a certain symmetry but it was a day of significance for Uruguay, not Wales whose days of reckoning are to come.

In Krim's experiment, the frequency of the vibrating crystal abruptly dropped by half, suggesting that half the friction between the lead and nitrogen was due to electrical currents.

We find that bulk rates for tobermorite growth are faster when the solution volume is reduced by half, suggesting that rates are dependent on the solution saturation and that the Gibbs free energy is the reaction driver.