Sentence examples for particularly suggestive from inspiring English sources

This passage is particularly suggestive for Americans.

Turing's method of proving that this class of problems is undecidable is particularly suggestive.

This choice is particularly suggestive when you consider that, of the literary moralists he tends to favor, Gogol is the only one who's also a comedian (his other favorites: Fitzgerald, Steinbeck, Richard Wright).

Barocci's experiments with pastels to reproduce the infinite subtleties of skin tones were particularly suggestive, and we see from the pastels of other artists, from Rubens in the 16th century to Rosalba Carriera, Watteau and Fragonard in the 18th, how stimulating they could be to other painters.

Akinesis of mid-free wall of the right ventricle and normal motion of apex such as in our second patient (McConnell's sign) is particularly suggestive of PE [4].

Sadly, the author's knowledge of Kehoe is fragmentary, but it's particularly suggestive that he might have suffered a serious brain injury at some point in his life, and that he not only killed a neighbor's dog and one of his own horses, but might have rigged a stove to blow up his stepmother.

Allen's criteria: "artists active in the past 50 years [who] stood out as particularly memorable, suggestive and poetic".

An increase in genital infections in women (particularly VVAEs suggestive of vulvovaginal candidiasis) was seen, but these appeared to be generally mild to moderate and responded to usual antifungal therapies.

Along with Joan Arhelger's lighting and particularly Anna Oliver's suggestive costumes, the visual appeal of "Fraulein Else" has a poetic allure.

In many cases, particularly for phenotypes suggestive of moderate to large odds ratio, this difference in detectable odds ratios will not change of the overall outcome of the association study.

The marked presence of TRIs, not only in glomerular endothelial cells but also in the endothelium of interstitial capillaries and in interstitial cells, was particularly notable and suggestive of an underlying etiology.