Sentence examples for relations suggest from inspiring English sources

"Our custom is to have friends or relations suggest a spouse," his cousin Omar told me.

Mr. Obama's writings, politics and personal relations suggest instead that he prefers a three-pronged strategy.

As structural relations suggest, the auditory endings are derived either from the other labyrinthine receptors or from the primitive labyrinthine epithelium.

The psychological blandness and blankness, the underdeveloped characters and the untroubled human relations, suggest that he doesn't want to trump the ostensible magic of his realm of giants with a sort of magic that's already ours, the realm of dreams.

The found relations suggest a new understanding of the coronal shape evolution during the solar cycle.

Structural relations suggest that the Triassic Kemahang pluton is syn-kinematic, which provides important constraints for the timing of these contractional events.

Helen Thorne, Ucas's director of external relations, suggests universities might also advertise second- or third-year vacancies in a similar way to the current clearing process.

Jimmie Lee Solomon, baseball's executive vice president for baseball operations, is pushing for replay by Aug. 1; Rob Manfred, baseball's executive vice president for labor relations, suggested Aug. 15.

The history of Franco-German relations suggests that, even when two leaders initially get on badly (think of Jacques Chirac and Gerhard Schröder, or Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel), they eventually find a way of working together.

But the earlier resignation of one of her deputies over the "course and style" of the new government's foreign relations suggests a wider degree of unease.The new government's prisoner amnesty has provided another source of disagreement.

G. W. Leibniz, writing in the early 18th century on the future course of Sino-European relations, suggested evocatively that "the commerce of light," which is to say of illumination, or knowledge, always piggy-backs on the commerce of goods.