Sentence examples for many points suggesting from inspiring English sources
Murray, also 24, walked with his head tilted down toward his racket after many points, suggesting deep concentration or mild dejection.
Everywhere white boards with markings in many colors, punctuated by many exclamation points, suggest intensively creative minds at work.
We've seen moderated, nuanced critiques (here and here) and many have offered good points – suggesting as Ball does, for example, an appeals process for Google to reconsider removal or asking for greater transparency to understand why a particular piece of content was de-indexed.
One advantage for Democrats is that Donald Trump bested Hillary Clinton by a mere 6 percentage points, suggesting that many ordinarily Republican voters refused to back him.
Importantly, appreciable non zero values of W W occur at most time points, suggesting that many of the compositions are symmetry-broken.
Fontenelle explored the idea that there might be many worlds out there in the universe, with many tongues and many points of view, to suggest, subversively, that it would be only natural to expect lots of points of view, tongues, and ideas down here on earth, too.
Many points in Mr. Ashcroft's career suggest that he would not necessarily preserve the Justice Department's modern tradition of defending civil liberties and minority rights.
This is one of many points on which the Snowden papers suggest a desperate need for the Supreme Court to weigh in on privacy and new practices in surveillance.
Documents recently leaked to the satirical weekly Le Canard Enchaine and the news magazine Le Point suggested that many French Army officers in Kosovo were exasperated at what they saw as Mr. Kouchner's bias against Serbs.
Fertility rates in Beijing and Shanghai are among the lowest in the world.On this last point, many suggest that loosening the policy will matter little anyway.
