Sentence examples for manage to suggest from inspiring English sources

He specializes in extremely well-written rock songs, full of clever wordplay, that somehow manage to suggest shamble and accident.

Mr. Corrigan's antsy lumbering about as Rocco is scarcely more engaging, though he does manage to suggest a festering resentment at his father's emotional abuse.

There were never many takers for Max Martin's early-90s outfit It's Alive, perhaps understandably – there's nothing intrinsically bad about any of the individual words Wikipedia uses to describe It's Alive's sound, but taken together, they manage to suggest some of the most disheartening music ever made: "Swedish glam-style funk-metal".

Although the piece and some of its mimed gestures are elliptical, within the space of about 15 minutes Ms. Lansner and her three bold performers manage to suggest the fallout in the late 20th century from that apple-eating in Eden.

He did manage to suggest some radical ideas about letting people opt out of federal health insurance, demand fewer regulations and absolutely no subsidies, and argue that being against gay marriage does not make one a homophobe.

He did manage to suggest some radical ideas about letting people opt of federal health insurance, demand fewer regulations and absolutely no subsidies, and argue that being against gay marriage does not make one a homophobe.

Actually he manages to suggest all of that.

This is theatre that manages to suggest close-ups.

Amid this gleeful cornucopia of cravenness, she manages to suggest decency.

It is a mystery how Mr. Curran manages to suggest so much.

"Offering" was an elegy that nevertheless managed to suggest that healing can be possible.