Sentence examples for score suggests from inspiring English sources

Nothing in the score suggests that this turn in the phrase should be stretched.

And in the background, Adam Cork's unnerving score suggests reinforced concrete.

Even that score suggests that the game was closer than it was.

There was no suggestion of that here; the two sides were as evenly matched as the score suggests.

It was not even as close as the final score suggests.

Bengals O vs. Giants D The Bengals' offense wasn't nearly as dominant as the score suggests.

When the score suggests turmoil or confusion (as when Ghermann climbs in her window), the best she can do is walk aimlessly back and forth across the room.

The virtuoso percussionist Steven Schick, who managed the recorded mix, chose to use not Beethoven or Shostakovich, as Cage's score suggests, but Edgard Varèse's "Arcana".

Clijsters overcame her fellow Belgian Justine Henin-Hardenne 6-2, 6-3 in a contest much closer then the score suggests.

The Devils (9-10-2-2) were hardly in the game as much as the score suggests, despite 38 shots on goal.

The score suggests both deep empathy with the characters and a sense of genuine heroism pushed to its limits, all of which Jones denies his protagonists.