Sentence examples for illustrations suggest from inspiring English sources
The illustrations suggest the personalities of every dog.
His illustrations suggest images in a family album, albeit an album whose pictures have been fashioned with a trick lens.
Wickedly funny illustrations suggest characters' moods through the half-closing of an eye or the angle of a nose, while superimposed boxed pictures in subdued hues show Evil Weasel's past misdeeds.
(Ages 4 and up) The text describes gardening, the illustrations suggest the trauma of modern immigration, and the endpapers document the real journeys taken by the author from Korea and the illustrator from the Philippines.
Here, too, the illustrations suggest a man whose noggin is not without nuance, showing Mr. Cuomo's face, with a pair of penumbral profiles – his father's and Mr. Clinton's – leaning to either side.
Illustrations suggest that the turbines, which will tower 600 feet high, will be visible from the Block Island shoreline.
The window is of stained glass with illustrations suggesting strange, pseudoscientific rituals.
The pattern of variation in changes over time in blood lead shown by these illustrations suggests that, given sufficient pairs of observations of blood lead concentration for condors whose location was known during the intervening period, it would be possible to estimate the parameters of g(t) and the mean daily blood lead increment for different zones.
Chakravarthy et al. (2014), as a final illustration, suggest that CSR can help repair reputational damage that is the result of earnings restatements by firms.
Overall, the figure corresponds to the regression results in that as the directed patrols increase, the subsequent crimes decrease and the illustration suggests that the optimal number of directed patrols per day is between four and six responses per day.
Though this would represent only a very preliminary use of low-coverage WGS data in a gene-finding expedition, this illustration suggests that these data are appropriate for further analysis in linkage and associations studies.
