Sentence examples for it suggests nothing from inspiring English sources

To Mr. Peltz, it suggests nothing of the kind.

It suggests nothing less than "The Origin of the World".

A beautiful, meditative piece, it suggests nothing of the controversy that surrounded the publication of Knausgaard's six-volume autobiographical novel in Norway.

In 1904 a letter to the editor of The Times signed "West Sider" lambasted the 72nd Street control house: "Squat, formless, disgustingly symmetrical, it suggests nothing so much as a car shed.

It suggests nothing less than the brutal subjugation and degradation of our people.

If the article suggests nothing else, it's that the most destructive force facing this administration is the administration themselves.

The slow progress on Lillie Square suggests nothing will get knocked down any time soon.

Facts: 4. All the evidence suggests nothing of the kind, as Real Climate's Gavin Schmidt explains.

Despite all these indulgences there is, as Matt suggests, nothing particularly glamorous about camping.

The track history of the full ethics committee suggests nothing much will come of the inquiry.

The evidence also suggests nothing else.