Sentence examples for opening suggests from inspiring English sources

An inmate is being led to his cell, and Asser's punchy opening suggests he's docile, cowed by incarceration.

Steve Thayer uses it at the beginning of THE WHEAT FIELD (Putnam, $24.95), a novel as haunting as its opening suggests.

As this music-hall opening suggests, Mr. McGovern and Gerry Dukes, who together selected the texts, have concentrated on the rich seams of humor in Beckett's writing, the mad cackle that echoes in even the grimmest passages.

Put like this, today's opening suggests a major change in the nation's constitutional institutions, with the abolition of the law lords and their replacement by a body whose title inescapably implies the kind of powers enjoyed by other supreme courts around the world.

Eventful and uninterrupted, with no chance to applaud the songs until Anna's love interest, Prince Hans, appears a third of the way through the first act, the opening suggests that "Frozen" might prove to be unusually coherent for a Disney musical.

The job opening suggests Marthinsen will soon be able to start developing for an OS/phone that includes hardware-accelerated graphics essential for games and other graphically intensive applications.

Only for openers, baseline anxiety was positively correlated with the first day of opening, suggesting that anxiety negatively impacts successful helping in the presence of pro-social motivation.

Still, the interminable lines several months after Pitt Cue's opening suggest that it's close enough.

The attractive young artists at the show's Valentine's Day opening suggested a different title: "The Adorables".

In the previous study, we demonstrated that actin alteration and its recovery accompany capsaicin's reversible TJ opening, suggesting that actin plays an important role in the reversibility.

Mr. Milosevic took advantage of the opening, suggesting that in fact the bombs had come from an airplane and thus that NATO was responsible.