Sentence examples for objects that suggest from inspiring English sources

His largest body of work consists of what he calls "Passtücke" ("Adaptables") — oddly shaped plaster and papier-mâché objects that suggest prostheses or medical implements.

Bauer was just as painstaking in arranging and balancing the elements in each sculpture, including porcelain objects that suggest inverted bowling pins or fishing lures.

This talk explores the shifts in the nineteenth century that produced the modern landscape of the instrumentarium, one that includes a central canon of instruments, surrounded by more marginal objects that suggest experimental futures and bygone pasts.

Known for installations that play with light and perception — à la James Turrell — the Belgian artist also creates mysterious objects that suggest more open-ended outcomes than Turrell's tightly controlled environments.

For this series of scientists' portraits, Sugiura asked each of her subjects to "strike poses or appear with objects that suggested their interests and accomplishments", Heiferman writes.

Near the hand, there was another object (or group of objects) that suggested either: (a) an intention of placing the object ("why-place" task; e.g. a pair of scissors grasped near a container) or (b) the intention of using it ("why-use" task; e.g. a pair of scissors grasped near a sheet of paper) (Figure 1, bottom).

Nevertheless, even if there are any visible changes on the object that suggest the presence of moulds, first of all, it should be investigated if these moulds are active.

There is only one truly elegant trick effect in the Krypton footage: three revolutionary "traitors" who are expelled from the planet become reflections trapped in a fifth-dimensional object that suggests a flying mirror.

"Symbolic" objects that might suggest such capabilities, such as objects of art or personal ornamentation, are extremely rare in Neanderthal sites, compared not only with later Upper Paleolithic sites (Mellars 1996) but also with some African sites from the same time period (e.g., McBrearty and Brooks 2000; Henshilwood et al. 2001).

On each one, there are scorch marks that suggest objects that have been not only created, but also salvaged.

Twigs, toys and other found objects are arranged in tableaux that suggest symbolic significance, although the meaning of their conjunction remains elusive.