Sentence examples for sea suggesting from inspiring English sources

As in stanza one, movement and stillness interact; note for instance the contrast between Time's ferrying and the "sailless sea" – a sea suggesting the terrible "painted ocean" of Coleridge's stranded Ancient Mariner.

Last year an American-Russian research team observed plumes of methane, some more than a kilometre across, bubbling up from the Siberian Sea, suggesting that its permafrost layer was no longer sealing the methane hydrates below.

Warner and Roden (1995) found high chlorofluorocarbon concentration in the abyssal layer of the Bering Sea, suggesting the possibility of temporary bottom water formation.

Clearly, we may find that the F n curves of 3NN are consistently higher than SEA, suggesting its higher performance on predicting drug targets.

Potsherds with Tamil writing have also been found in excavations on the Red Sea, suggesting the presence of Tamil merchants there.

But the fact that these people risk death by dehydration or ambush in the Sahara desert, or kidnap and forced labour in Libya, in the hope of one day reaching Europe by sea suggests that their motivations are not trivial.

Elizabeth Kolbert, in her review of several books on the collapse of global fisheries, including my own, "Saved by the Sea," suggests that, despite the bleak outlook for wild fish, "hope — dolphinlike — swims into the picture" (Books, August 2nd).

Shannon was flying a weather-worn blue ensign, and her dilapidated outside appearance after a long period at sea suggested that she would be an easy opponent.

U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral William S. Benson and Admiral Henry T. Mayo Commander of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet were particularly worried that if Britain fell, as developments at sea suggested it might, the U.S. Navy would be left to face the German High Seas Fleet completely on its own.

These abundant fossils present in the areas surrounding the ancient Tethys Sea suggest likely origination of the earliest mangroves in these locations.

[News Track India] A new study contrasting ocean temperature readings from the 1870s with those of the modern seas suggests that the warming trend measured from the 1870s to now is twice that observed over the last 50 years.