Sentence examples for quality suggesting from inspiring English sources

The sculpture now takes on a more narrative quality, suggesting an airplane part slicing through an architectural fragment.

And his Africa trip had a check-the-box quality, suggesting it was more about domestic politics than Africa itself.

Mr. Gilberto possesses the definition of a "head" voice, and much of his singing has a nasal quality suggesting a muted trombone.

Albeit with atmospheric effects accomplished neatly enough, the musical language was not so distinguished as to make particular impact: there was throughout a slightly frenetic quality suggesting that, rather as Ebenezer Scrooge had not thought enough about others, Bell may not sufficiently have considered the demands he was making on a single singer and thus on the audience.

However, many data are missing because of their low quality, suggesting that such inverted deeper structures are not unique.

The anchor appears to be the least satisfactory for the attribute "overall quality," suggesting that the subjects used the full extent of the grading scale.

Their uniform quality suggested that sauvignon blanc could qualify as Long Island's signature white.

Its lyrical quality suggests that beneath the hard-bitten scoffer there lurks a romantic softie, while beneath that again lies a hard-bitten scoffer.

Knowing and experienced, they, unlike prostitutes, are thought to be safe -- a quality suggested by the cleanliness of their white uniforms and their professional aplomb.

And where Odette's forlorn doubting quality suggests an inner reluctance to give herself to love, Odile's worldly assurance suggests the antithesis.

Only studies of weak methodological quality suggest a relationship between stressful life events and risk of breast cancer.