Sentence examples for kind suggests from inspiring English sources

The study – the largest annual research of its kind – suggests that girls as young as seven feel under pressure to be pretty.

The first academic study of its kind suggests that as many as 6 per cent of students could now be employed in part-time sex work such as pole or lap dancing, stripping, escorting or prostitution to help fund their studies.

The most trivial account of this kind suggests that 'fully rational' simply means motivated by all one's reasons.

The study, the first large-scale analysis of its kind, suggests that religion and moral behavior don't necessarily go hand-in-hand for children. .

A cross-cultural study that is the first large-scale analysis of its kind suggests that religion and moral behavior don't necessarily go hand-in-hand for kids.

It challenges their sense of perfect autonomy; to admit to a feeling of any kind suggests they can be affected by someone or something outside of them.

Other questions on the survey, the first of its kind, suggest that Americans love to hate their commutes.

We have no corroboration of any kind suggesting that it is at the highest levels of government".

Findings of this kind suggest that even when people have freedom of choice they are influenced, or nudged, by the context in which their decisions are made.

"Gasps went up in the house," Ms. Dunton-Downer said, "although the kind suggesting that others understood the predicament and may have fought on either side themselves had they been in a similar situation".

This doubled response in the part of the brain that prompts muscles to react in kind suggested that people were essentially helpless to control the impulse to smile or laugh when they heard pleasant sounds.