Sentence examples for obvious suggesting from inspiring English sources

It mostly sticks to the obvious, suggesting that you don't pick up things like scorpions and spiders and gila monsters.

Of his stint on the side of the law, Mr. Ross said, "The truth is more sinister than the obvious," suggesting an undisclosed layer to his time there.

He said he was "very long-winded" and had spent much time stating the obvious, suggesting he needed to "find his way in" to a conversation better and be more playful.

The contour plots for the charge redistributions suggest that the charge transfer between some parts of the intermediate regions between the germanene/silicene and the MoS2 layers is obvious, suggesting much more than just the van der Waals interactions between the stacking sheets in the superlattices.

The effect of swimming on LDL-C was obvious, suggesting that exercise training is helpful for the decrease of LDL-C instead of YXC.

Even in this concentration range, the equivalence of both methods is obvious suggesting that LOQ and LOD for both methods are very similar.

Although Th1 cells showed a difference in Gata3-KO and WT, other Th cells did not show any obvious difference, suggesting that the effect of the Gata3-deletion was more obvious in Th2 and Th1 differentiation.

The documents submitted to the court had obvious inconsistencies, suggesting that conspirators were not worried about being caught.

No one was denying the obvious evidence suggesting Jabar had been influenced by people pushing a misguided interpretation of Islam.

The Playlist this week reported comments from Noomi Rapace, the only human member of the crew of the Prometheus to survive the movie intact and without obvious mutations, suggesting that process is finally under way.

However, neither the S14A nor the S14D substitution exhibit an obvious phenotype, suggesting that phosphorylation of this residue is not required for proper BicD function.