Sentence examples for once suggests from inspiring English sources

This leads to the finale that at once suggests the lover's complaint and her torment, possibly her suicide.

The surprisingly robust success of last season's Tony-winning best musical, "Once," suggests that audiences are ready for tales with the tang of real life about them.

But whereas a good farce requires us to care about what's at stake, "Rabbit and Rogue" never once suggests that Ms. Tharp feels any affection or admiration for her characters.

Unlike Black Ops 2, which at least used its drone warfare storyline to question the wisdom of such weaponry in its own comic-book fashion, Ghosts never once suggests that giant city-crushing space spears are a bad idea - at least until those dastardly Hispanic hordes get their hands on them.

Tudor's peculiar instinct for psychological revelation shows itself in the way his Juliet (Xiomara Reyes on Tuesday) no sooner sits up in bed beside the sleeping Romeo (Gennadi Saveliev) than she slowly strokes the inside of her thigh, a simply intimate gesture that at once suggests her sense that her body has been transformed.

The penis only evolved once, suggests study of reptile embryos.

It once suggested productivity and sturdiness.

"Someone once suggested 'U-Town,' " Mr. Hollmann said.

David Foster Wallace once suggested a curious binary: "Entertainment provides relief.

Hoddle once suggested that disabilities are a result of "karma".

François Truffaut famously once suggested that the words "British" and "cinema" were incompatible.