Sentence examples for it suggests one from inspiring English sources
Writer ends by saying that the attitude expressed in these letters is so defiantly against the facts that it suggests one conclusion alone: the attitude toward the riots created the riots.
His signature look, a shirt unbuttoned to expose luxuriant chest hair, is not, perhaps, one calculated to impress the Vogue editor, even if it suggests one supremely comfortable in his own skin.
To support himself during the search for Destry-Scholes, Nanson takes a "dogsbody" job with Puck's Girdle, a travel agency specializing in exotic customized holiday trips and managed by two harmonious homosexuals, Erik and Christophe, Danish and French respectively; it suggests one of those airy enterprises in Anne Tyler novels, more redolent of authorial ingenuity than of practical viability.
The most worrisome part of all about today's report is that, rather than signal some abnormal weakness in the recovery, it suggests one's definition of normal must be revised down.
In particular, this result is worthy of notice because it suggests one can realize nanomaterial-delivered fabrication even with such a high-purity DI-water.
EB Eddie Butler: Scotland make wait worthwhile as tired Japan fade When Australia's head coach, Michael Cheika, announced post match that "we haven't even thought about bonus points" it suggested one of two things.
"What if the listeners chose it?" suggested one participant.
It suggested, on one level, a remarkable evolution: an African-American sportsman had entered the children's playrooms of America.
It also suggests one reason that, between the two phases, he needed several years of relative silence.
It also suggests one should remove very short multigenes from global considerations.
