Sentence examples for section suggested from inspiring English sources

Thom Geier, a senior editor at Entertainment Weekly who oversees the magazine's books section, suggested that "Tree of Smoke," which has appeared on a number of "Best of" lists (including that of The New York Times) and won the National Book Award for fiction, might spend a lot of time gathering dust on the nightstand.

A Guardian leader column condemned both the killing of a police officer and the wounding of demonstrators, saying: "we cannot harbour a diplomatic mission which shoots from behind its privileged curtains into British streets" Coverage in the foreign news section suggested that troubled regimes like Libya have a history of carrying out attacks abroad to distract dissenting voices at home.

There is also a great new addition to the direct messages section: suggested users.

However, the examination of fractured section suggested an intergranular brittle fracture.

Comparisons of the interpretive section suggested here based on the deterministic approach (top panel of Figure 19) for the KTB site against the published interpretive section of Stoll et al. (1995) that is based on the trial-and-error modeling method (bottom panel of Figure 19) exhibit some reasonable agreement in the right side of the profile.

As stated earlier, it appears that the presented Grossensees data have been interpreted here for the first time ever, and unfortunately, it appears that the literature does not have any available information (e.g., drilling and/or geologic) about this site that can be used to assess the accuracy of the interpretive geologic cross section suggested here.

But an item in the Toronto Star's "Around Hockey" section suggests the latter.

This whole middle section suggests, sometimes hauntingly, Bolano's theme of art's sterility when shielded from life.

A Things To Do section suggests outdoor activities, with a map of Gruffalo child activity trails thrown in for parents.

Things then happened fast – an unplanned caesarean section suggests unforeseen problems – and the baby was born at noon.

A sampling by William Grimes and Eric Asimov of the Dining section suggests only that the showiest cupcakes are not necessarily the tastiest.