Sentence examples for only suggests the from inspiring English sources

Artificial vanilla was developed in 1875, but it only suggests the flavor of the real thing.

For all its soot and concrete, "Entre Nos" only suggests the brutal rigors of the immigrant experience.

"This only suggests the extent of torture and pressure on him, that going to Evin has become a dream and a better place for him," Ms. Kar said.

But this film not only suggests the temperament suits him well for the White House, it also offers a template for action in his own crises to come.

The set and costume designer, Christopher Oram, only suggests the period's dirty opulence, and, while we are relieved of too many heaving bosoms and much lancing, they are present just the same.

This highly symbolic fact not only suggests the initial shift of the scene of the intellectual life from places like the Academy to the cloisters of Christian monasteries but also marks even more a change in the dramatis personae.

And stats can only suggest the effect this has on children in Newham.

Let me only suggest the names of Nelson Mandela and Vaclav Havel.

Although there has been no intimation of the accusations against Zygier, commentators have suggested it could only suggest the most serious kind of security case, perhaps involving treason.

The atomic secret, however, ascends to the level of the sacred because it manifests in concrete form the terror that mystics can only suggest: the end of the world.

On rare occasions in the 1990's I found pomelos, but they were far inferior to the supple fruit I cherished as a child, only suggesting the nuances of the pomelo's fruity and flowery perfume.