Sentence examples for readily suggest from inspiring English sources

Thus, parents often see a child as overactive and readily suggest hyperactivity as the problem, though strict measurement of psychological criteria rarely demonstrates its presence.

I mean by this the power of initiative, the capacity for formulating new ideas and for carrying them into effect, the power of self-control, high standards of honesty and morality, the power to lead and to control other races, the capacity for disseminating ideas, and other similar qualities which will readily suggest themselves.

Analytical simulation allows to readily suggest different solutions for different scales.

The first level of explanation we can readily suggest is a naturally occurring variation within the clayey material used, whether as a result of the use of two separate clay sources, or due to a high local chemical variation of one single source.

One way of drawing a distinction is that information retrieval GBA does not as readily suggest novel experiments.

Although our findings readily suggest that shuttling of exosomal miR-29 from astrocyte affects neuronal viability by targeting PDGF-B expression, we cannot directly evaluate the stoichiometric relationship between the amount of exosomal miR-29 and PDGF-B expression in vivo.

What the music on "Metamorphosen" more readily suggests is a refinement of convictions, an incremental sort of progress.

His public school background and his patrician height readily suggested he was officer material, and after Sandhurst he became a lieutenant in the Welch Fusiliers in 1940.

(Chinen) JANE MONHEIT (Thursday) Ms. Monheit's crystalline voice, like the arc of her career, more readily suggests a cabaret star than a serious jazz singer.

A name like Abajour more readily suggests a French-accented American bistro menu than the previous choice, Tony Macgregor's, for the restaurant at 1134 First Avenue (62nd Street).

If Mr. Watts marshals his percussive energies as a cyclone, Mr. Nash more readily suggests a strong breeze, a study in steadiness and equipoise.