Sentence examples for it somehow suggests from inspiring English sources

It somehow suggests and encompasses the enormity of the failure that came to Ireland with the potato blight, and with it a hunger that either drove off or killed two and a half million Irish.

I've also never believed in the notion of the "guilty pleasure," as it somehow suggests that something we like is wrong or uncool.

This is the strongest limitation, and it somehow suggests that those incentives offered might not have been attractive enough or the physicians did not feel the necessity to follow this specific program.

It somehow suggested the complexity of everything, the contradictoriness.

The root word "compute" somehow suggests math, and it was always my scholastic downfall.

The movement of the tourists somehow suggests not action but atmosphere.

Much as he is a funny and engaging guy, I have to say these comments reveal a fairly unpleasant, careless elitism that somehow suggests we should give up on a whole swath of fellow citizens," Clegg told LBC 97.3 radio.

8 p.m. 7) SOHO IN GRAND COTEAU Near a convent on Grand Coteau's main street is an understated restaurant whose ambience somehow suggests a cross between a quiet country inn and Manhattan chic.

Brad Cloepfil's bland redesign — which somehow suggests the technological polish of a desktop computer — will stir no such emotions, except as a potent symbol of the failure of the preservation process in this city.

That was the sense conveyed in the dark, gold-flecked tweeds at Louis Vuitton, the layers of jackets and vests over untucked white shirts, a style that somehow suggests laundresses and narcissism.

For the whole of its two-hour running time, it plays like a Disney cartoon, right down to the hammy sidekicks who aid Petit on his mission (the exception is Petit's girlfriend, Annie Allix, who Charlotte Le Bon somehow suggests may be a living, breathing person).