Sentence examples for how it suggested from inspiring English sources

Yes, I know that it means "greater than" and that an expensive design team probably gave a persuasive speech about how it suggested that Accenture would grow and grow, but blah, blah — bleh.

(Mr. Morris's biographer, Joan Acocella, quotes one review: "Where is the profundity?") But it has become Mr. Morris's most famous piece, celebrated for its innocence, exuberance and how it suggests the physical embodiment of ideal worlds.

Yet an even greater strength of the museum design is how it suggests the interrelationship of art and the city.

This thinking is not unfamiliar to anyone who has observed how racism works, how it suggests that one must constantly prove oneself worthy of trust.

Critics disagreed over the film's merits; Carina Chocano of the Los Angeles Times found the film "engrossing" and wrote that "the brilliance of [the film] is how it suggests, without bombast or fanfare, the ways in which the real world has come to resemble the dark world of comic books".

Ask him how it worked," suggested Majority Leader Harry Reid.

Gradually, Robinson's novel teaches us how to read it, suggests how we might slow down to walk at its own processional pace, and how we might learn to coddle its many fine details.

How it even suggests that processed meats may be OK, mere weeks after the World Health Organization named these food products a probable carcinogen.

This was among her most bitter experiences, for it suggested how strains of Nazism lingered.

It suggested how to characterize the Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, in advertisements.

It suggested how far India has come in regaining international acceptance since it conducted nuclear tests in May 1998.