Sentence examples for point suggests from inspiring English sources

This last point suggests a nuanced intensity.

The book's turning point suggests that a tantrum results in a change of heart.

This last point suggests the crucial error that the religious right's liberal critics tend to make.

The clear meaning of dew point suggests a means of measuring humidity.

This last point suggests that instead of calling themselves strong conservatives, these voters are more accurately described as strong partisans.

This last point suggests a related set of issues concerning the moral status of scientific inquiry itself.

The average of post-convention polls, which puts Obama ahead by a mere 0.6 of a point, suggests Marist is probably a little closer to the truth.

Martha at one point suggests that they might borrow some cash from her niece and nephew, who are seven and eight.

In fact that's very much the point, suggests Pryce: wooden buildings, like wooden boats, demand love and nurture if they're to stay alive.

Martha could be "a real screamer" when situations did not go as planned, although the case Oppenheimer makes on this point suggests, at worst, merit on both sides.

A yellow exclamation point suggests that a site does irritating things, like modifying your browser or sending moderate amounts of commercial e-mail.