Sentence examples for it sometimes suggests from inspiring English sources

"Aten Reign" can make you feel a bit like Richard Dreyfuss on the verge of vindication in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind": it sometimes suggests the underside of a giant spaceship setting down.

In a cameo-studded book (Salvador Dali at a party, Orson Welles praising the Escapist) that echoes "Ragtime," just as it sometimes suggests John Irving in fanciful mode, Mr. Chabon tells a bustling, convoluted story in an eloquent, exceptionally precise voice.

It sometimes suggest conformity – knee-jerk thinking.

As for the food, I wouldn't call it psychedelic, but it sometimes suggested what would happen if a modern chef spent six months in the wilderness on a vision quest.

So there are some concerns that it might not be quite as safe as people who are advocating it sometimes suggest.

(Note that Hume's characterization of 'morals' sometimes suggests it is moral facts that motivate, and sometimes that it is moral opinions that do).

It is sometimes suggested that the disjunction problem and how it is possible to have false beliefs are, in fact, two sides of the same coin.

It has been compared with Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art and it is sometimes suggested that Mackintosh's designs for the later part of the school were inspired by Holden's, although Pevsner noted that Mackintosh's designs were in circulation earlier.

It is sometimes suggested that Locke's account of "just war" is so vague that it could easily be twisted to justify the institutions and practices of Afro-American slavery.

Trump doesn't own Ferry Point; like the company that manages Pelham Bay and Split Rock, he leases the course from the city, and although he was involved in the final stages of construction, he didn't create it, despite what he sometimes suggests.

It is sometimes suggested that these young people who rely on housing benefit are somehow living a life of Riley.