Sentence examples for it suggests both from inspiring English sources

Harried and splintery, it suggests both a parody of expressionism and genuine emotional turmoil.

It suggests both exposure to the outside world and a comfort with wealth.

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.

It also suggests both memory and loss, themes that recur throughout the dozen or so pieces on display.

If rumors of Apple TV undergoing a hardware refresh in March are correct, it may suggest both an upgrade to 1080p for iPad 3 and some improvement in the WiFi routing capabilities of the AirPlay network.

Since the extent of decrease in invasion was similar in both the protocols it suggests that both the decoction and quercetin probably affect HEp-2 cell metabolism.

It has been suggested both in this case and elsewhere, cf. Hackin v. Arizona, 389 U.S. 143, 88 S.Ct.