Sentence examples for left to suggest from inspiring English sources

His tiny sand castles keep being overwhelmed by the waves flooding in from "La Mer," and just one chord -- velvety, with flutter-tonguing flutes -- is left to suggest his finest music.

Inside, except for a few frescoed remains, not much is left to suggest the monastic life, save the basic structure of the building: a garden courtyard surrounded by newly glassed cloister corridors.

Of course, this was not the entire premise of the Iraq War until all the actual premises were demonstrated to be even larger and wetter pantloads, and we were left to suggest that such a domino effect was possible.

Misguided redevelopment plans followed and sputtered, so that even though Beale Street (above) is still a prime entertainment attraction for tourists, there's been little left to suggest this was ever the true Home of the Blues.

The report says it is highly misleading for Vote Leave to suggest that leaving the EU could free up £350m a week for the NHS, as it does on the side of its battlebus, because that is a gross figure, making no allowance for the rebate and for EU contributions to the UK.

It is also misleading of Vote Leave to suggest – as it does in the second half of that battlebus slogan, "Let's fund our NHS instead" – that whatever amount Britain saves on its "membership fees" by leaving the EU would be available to spend on public services.

The quality of his voice and his persuasive power raise the bar to a high level for his successor, and at this point there are little more than entrails and tea leaves to suggest that Ms. Kagan will meet the standard he set.

It was left to Banyan to suggest that what was possibly more abnormal was that Miss Suu Kyi has been forced to spend 13 of her past 19 years in jail or under house arrest, with the prospect of more to come.

That left critics to suggest he has a habit of complacency or frayed judgment that has left him hastening to catch up as events unravel.

It was left to the prosecution to suggest that Mr. Diallo might have acted the way he did simply because he feared the four strangers.

And so the left retreated to suggest: "Look, the capitalists are doing all right, all we need to do is let them make as much profit and see that we get our share".