Sentence examples for nicely suggested from inspiring English sources

The book's practical worth is nicely suggested by the journalist Robert Kaplan, who remembers taking the book with him everywhere in Yugoslavia.

The comics' lively grab-bag ambience -- a feature story placed opposite a smattering of fan mail or a miscellany of brain teasers -- is nicely suggested by a handful of fairy-tale-inspired puzzles and games.

Daddy ever so nicely suggested, "Why don't we go to La Brasserie?

This inter-individual variability calls for a certain interplay between visceral and cognitive based neural operations of emotion, as nicely suggested recently by the 'conceptual act model' [11].

The artist's brushwork nicely suggests the gray stonework of the castellated building with corner towers.

The artist has hit upon a winning formula, for the crude materials nicely suggest urbanity and the raw, explosive energy of the music.

Halcyon college days, common in English memoirs, derive in part from the previous squalor of boarding school, N. John Hall nicely suggests in his new biography.

Calming references to recovery – used often and said as authoritatively as possible – nicely suggest that capitalism is either healing itself or being healed by a benevolent government.

But given the results, it doesn't seem profligate.Multiple entrances are provided, which nicely suggests there is no one way to approach the art within.

Aeschylus' "Agamemnon" is notorious for its elaborate diction and inscrutable syntax — a murky Greek that nicely suggests the moral and political murkiness that is the play's subject.

Richard Leeming as the tobacconist, Abel Drugger, nicely suggests that his seeming innocence conceals a lust for a rich young widow of whom he memorably says "I do now and then give her a fucus" (a Jacobean cosmetic).