Sentence examples for heat suggesting from inspiring English sources

The faces evaporate in the heat, suggesting the disappeared in South America.

Others, overtly silken and involving two figures who are, or seem to be, women, alternate between the lush accouterments of Rubens, up to and including a fur cape ("The Dane"), and a throw-back-the-sheets heat suggesting a fusion of Watteau, Boucher and Fragonard.

Most of the damage there was also from smoke and heat, suggesting that the fire had started farther down the hallway, and he headed that way, stepping over debris and ducking under insulation and wiring that hung down from the exposed ceiling.

OsWRKY11 is induced by pathogens, drought, and heat, suggesting a function in biotic and abiotic stress responses.

The hydration was more efficient with heat, suggesting a more complete incorporation of hydrolysates into the fibers.

The ontology 'hemoglobin complex' was also associated with the response to prolonged heat suggesting that prolonged heat exposure may compromise oxygen supply.

The dolphins, sunfish and sudden heat suggest an ocean far from Jones's native Ceredigion in Wales, but sunfish have been sighted in Cardigan Bay.

The slow drip of hot oil on Audie's back, the pressure and heat, suggested her fingertips, and when she drizzled the oil in widening circles it was as though she were caressing him.

Heat suggests a series of topics ("I wish I could …", "I'm not very good at …" and so on) and it is left to Charlotte to finish each sentence.

But the descriptors won't be pulled from a thesaurus at random: they act as code for those flavour and aroma compounds – a green pepper or peapod note in your sauvignon means high levels of pyrazine, while the roses in your gewürztraminer indicate terpenes and a prickle of heat suggests high alcohol content.

The heat suggests that the dwarfs are wrapped in a dusty disk of the kind that typically give birth to planets, a team reported here on 7 June at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society.