Sentence examples for lines that suggest from inspiring English sources

We have identified five interrelated "fault lines" that suggest the ground beneath a company is more unstable than it may appear.

Evelyn Grace, a concrete building with lots of glass and sharp, crisp lines that suggest constant motion, manages to combine the severity of the typical modern school building with an almost bracing energy.

And that reality has its own enchanting images: of art that is composed, or recomposed, from networks of coordinate lines that suggest cosmic connectors, and from pixels that, like molecules, come together, and fall apart, and come together again, in a play of change and not-change that Buddha himself might give a nod to.

Noel Coward's script is where it starts, giving Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson lines that suggest an ocean of emotion is about to break its dams.

The data of each panel are also separated by vertical lines that suggest four narrative divisions (see Thompson, 1999): the setup (roughly bins 1 25), the complication (bins 26 50), the development (bins 51 75), and the climax (bins 76 100).

Not only does Mr. Crowley write Falin lines that suggest the rugged pith of modern Russian poets in translation, but the lines themselves are real poetry as well.

Mechthild Gessendorf was genuinely moving as Ariadne, sometimes surging unnecessarily at top notes, but more often creating long lyrical lines that suggested the dreamy confusion of her character.

The coordination between Mr. Weinstein and Mr. Firth was so smooth that the violin and piano exchanged long, skipping melodic lines that suggested two musicians in a side-by-side sprint.

Although we found that PAC exhibited a general inhibitory effect on all cell lines tested, a morphological change was observed after PAC administration in both the cervical and oral cancer cell lines that suggested the possible induction of apoptosis.

Those dice rolls, those bare-bones statistics – like the two dots and a line that suggest a face – start to encourage anyone to imagine a character.

Nursing is seen as positioned in the language of health sciences research in ways that create particular kinds of "story-lines" that suggest professional attributes [ 7- 9].