Sentence examples for it suggests though from inspiring English sources

It suggests, though, how much demoralizing struggle was transmuted into the comic deflections and chilly hurtle of the novels.

This, of course, does not guarantee an optimum design; it suggests, though, that the developed designs are approximating actual design results.

It suggests (though the producers object) that people with DS should want to be Olivia Wilde rather than themselves.

What it really suggests, though, is what might happen if Mr. LaBute wrote an episode for the sitcom "Friends" (1 50).

Indeed, the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991 led to just such a loss, even as it cooled the climate.Current research suggests, though, that any risk to the ozone layer is probably not sufficient reason to abandon the idea.

The survey suggests, though, that it is an issue of the poor, the sick and the separated.

It does suggest, though, that the money President Obama marked for education might be well spent.

It does suggest, though, that "stay mellow" may be a good personal mantra but not a great political call to arms.

It has been suggested though, that (early) testosterone levels relate to both structural lateralization and functional lateralization in favor of the right hemisphere (see Toga and Thompson, 2003 for a review).

(He's the weary voice of reason reacting to Zap's racism.) The movie doesn't turn out to be as benignly right-wing as it initially suggests, though the plot turns can be spotted a mile away.

Intentionally or not, it suggests that though in love, these oldies are past sexual concerns.