Sentence examples for often suggests from inspiring English sources

Visionary often suggests blurry, misty, something vague.

Dark skin often suggests aggressive, indiscriminate sexual readiness.

The result too often suggests a very modern combination of abundance and short weight.

Society often suggests that in heterosexual relationships, it is men who should approach women.

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Gass's own prose often suggests the problems with a fireworks-only approach.

And he often suggests that his electoral performance was a victory, given the odds against him.

There is a neatness to Read's plotting that often suggests a clear sense of the relation between reaping and sowing.

But in "Astronome," Mr. Zorn's recorded music, which often suggests electric guitars speaking in tongues, exists on its own plane.

Though his music often suggests a constant state of collapse, Mr. Smith, 45, is hardly an emotional wreck.

In a book that often suggests the grown-ups are not all right, it's a refreshingly mature confession.