Sentence examples for moves suggest a from inspiring English sources

Mr Humala's first moves suggest a welcome enthusiasm for economic stability (see article).

The president eventually backed down from that fight, but these latest moves suggest a more confrontational approach to border security is all but assured.

As the duo got low to the ground and shook their hips and shoulders, their moves suggested a clear line to more modern styles, too, from stepping to krumping.

East doubled six hearts as a Lightner move, suggesting a lead in diamonds rather than clubs.

The move suggested a tactical intelligence that Federer had not counted on.

The move suggests a distancing by Israel from the military option, at least for the next few months.

However, for other candidates with the option to run from the center-left, this move suggests a lack of political realism and a gross misunderstanding of the electorate.

The sudden move suggests a depth of dysfunction here that is rarely associated with Kansas City, a lively heartland town with a reputation for order.

By 6.30pm last night, Mr Clegg had issued a glowing statement in praise of Mr Brown's move, suggesting a "Lib-Lab pact" was an increasingly attractive option.

Rodong Sinmun, an official newspaper of the ruling Workers Partyy, declared this week that North Korea would use nuclear arms to "obliterate" the United States if it made a move suggesting a first use of military action.

A commentary on the Web site of the Edinburgh newspaper The Scotsman by Eddie Barnes, a political journalist, said the move suggested a shift in Scottish politics toward "hard-nosed campaigning" in the months leading up to the referendum.