Sentence examples for may suggest why from inspiring English sources
A close inspection of his work may suggest why.
If bars initially seem unlikely balletic milieus, sober second thoughts may suggest why choreographers are attracted to them.
The terminology of financial failure may suggest why moviemakers envision the swirling of water whenever they sink huge resources into a make-or-break project.
The trickster titles are heartsinking, but the themes and styles of the four dances he will present here, which range from 1996 to last year, may suggest why.
Latterly, Scott Thomas has become a darling of French cinema, too – which may suggest why we meet at UniFrance, an annual event to promote Gallic film.
None of this exactly explains why the show is so unutterably boring, but it may suggest why no one at ITV seems to have minded very much.
It may also suggest why this country's death toll from the virus is higher than any other's.
They're not a bad emblem for the author himself — tiny, languorous, changeable, ornamental, gimlet-eyed — and may even suggest why Capote could never repeat the success of "In Cold Blood".
The findings may also suggest why some labs have trouble reproducing the results of other groups.
It may also suggest why strong anti-American sentiments prevail, in Pakistan, among the peasantry, the middle class, religious and secular groups, and the highly educated and privileged classes.
These results may also suggest why alcohol abstinence at a later point in time is not necessarily predicted by baseline alcohol consumption and severity of dependence (Kodl et al., 2008).
