Sentence examples for not really suggested from inspiring English sources

Stacks of sulking synth lines and needle-sharp strings mirror the stark outlines of Mazes, but there's a peace here that he's not really suggested elsewhere, an implication that in his ravenous searching he's found the prize and can rest, at least for the moment.

"Study for Clouds (Abstract)" does not really suggest clouds.

Anyway, the brief does not really suggest any moral equivalence between gay marriage and incest, a word it does not mention.

The flowers are blurred into near-abstraction, and the tissue-paper effect — the figures are concealed, but not really — suggests the porousness of Trump's janky operation.

The authors do not really suggest that Britain's GDP per head will plummet to the levels of sub- Saharan Africa, or that the country will lose the title of "advanced" economy bestowed on it by the International Monetary Fund.

Captain Alastair Cook, so accustomed to having Graeme Swann's world-class off-spin at his disposal, clearly didn't fully trust the new man, and when Moeen bowled he did not really suggest he was worthy of his captain's trust.

Third, and perhaps most importantly, a rhetorical tone like Nietzsche's — looked at in the context of his life — does not really suggest realism about the content, but rather desperation on the part of the author to reach an increasingly distant and uninterested audience.

But that doesn't really suggest the conclusion Mr Chait draws.

But you can't really suggest one for them - they have to come up with it themselves".

We like to promote the fact that we're a British company, but our name doesn't really suggest where we're from.

At first I thought there was an inside-edge, but replays didn't really suggest one and it was certainly hitting the top of leg.