Sentence examples for it suggested both from inspiring English sources
Her statement, issued in a period of crisis with the approval of the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, entered a previously taboo area of French-German power relations: it suggested both that Germany was acting selfishly and that France could cast itself inside the European Union as Europe's champion of solidarity, and outside as Europe's foremost consensual representative.
Harried and splintery, it suggests both a parody of expressionism and genuine emotional turmoil.
It suggests both the promise (increased self-esteem) and the danger (complacency about health) of the new attitude.
A deliberate allusion to Karl Marx's magnum opus, it suggests both immodesty and an innate antipathy to markets.
It suggests both insiderness (K Street being the shorthand for Washington lobbyism in general) and outsiderness (there being no such place as J Street).
By the evening end's that wall has turned to dull silver: it suggests both the face of a memorial monument and an uncontainable space, glistening with possibilities.
In the US, the same book was called The Best of It, suggesting both that it held her best poems and that we all have to make the best of whatever ills fall on us.
Visitors can see the Void, but they cannot enter it or use it to access other parts of the museum; in this way it suggests both notions of absence and paths not taken.
In a kind of past-future time warp that is often characteristic of Fontana, it suggests both docking spaceships and levitating fossils, as well as, oddly enough, one of Frank Stella's mid-1970s Exotic Bird reliefs, disassembled.
And we are invited to view them through a large open circle of a sculpture called "Black Steel in Hour of Chaos" — it suggests both cross hairs and a compass, apt symbols for an important transitional moment in "black" art and its politics.
In Smithson's essay, "The Spiral Jetty," he refers to "Brancusi's sketch of James Joyce as a 'spiral ear' because it suggests both a visual and an aural scale, in other words it indicates a sense of scale that resonates in the eye and ear at the same time.
