Sentence examples for mostly suggests from inspiring English sources

First, there is a risk of confusing people suggesting that divestment will directly hit companies in the pocketbook when the evidence mostly suggests that it won't.

First, there is a risk of confusing people — suggesting that divestment will directly hit companies in the pocketbook when the evidence mostly suggests that it won't.

The image is supposed to showcase the new S.U.V.'s smaller size and agility, but especially in today's climate, it mostly suggests a boorish insensitivity to the local population.

Despite a beautifully sung performance from Ms. Mazzie (as Carrie's demented mother) that brings out an unexpected emotional delicacy in her character's numbers, this show mostly suggests that what lay beneath all that stage blood on Broadway was a bloodless, Identikit body.

Evidence mostly suggests that combining visuals with numerical and written descriptions improves the perceived helpfulness of the information and the accuracy of perceived risk [68].

This also suggests the occurrence of recent transmission of TB infection because the rate of TB in the older age group mostly suggests the infection has been acquired in the past [ 25].

These works provide an interesting backdrop, but mostly suggest that Lazzell was probably the best of the bunch.

The images, mostly suggesting alienation and dislocation, range from a homeless person to a lost, befuddled child.

Spero does spend a lot of time bicycling, in ways that mostly suggest that Mr. Pelecanos spends time bicycling.

TV and news sites are mostly suggesting that it will be Fabregas that plays as the man in the middle up front for Spain.

The playful costumes by Gesine Völlm mostly suggest mid-19th-century European styles, riffs on what the citizens of Nürnberg would have worn in Wagner's time.