Sentence examples for seem suggestive from inspiring English sources

While they may seem suggestive on first sight, they stand in strong contrast to classical rhyme traditions which evolved during the Tang dynasty (618 907) and took the prescriptions in official rhyme books for granted, as well as cross-linguistic tendencies of rhyme production, which may favor similarity in vowels, but not necessarily prescribe identity.

For most health outcomes, the results seem suggestive of a dose-response relationship, with increasing risk from moderate overweight to obesity.

Speed up traffic elsewhere in the animal's brain, and its behavior betrays anxiety or seems suggestive of schizophrenia.

It just seems suggestive of a time when people had more time to play and listen.

The evidence of health risks with DMAA seems suggestive, but it may not be conclusive to F.D.A. regulators.

It comes back periodically, without connection to anything in my current life, and though it seems suggestive, it also seems meaningless, interestingly but only spuriously so".

Their albums were often great – 2010's In Evening Air is particularly compelling – and well reviewed, but nothing about them seemed suggestive of potential mainstream success.

For our entire lives we have been held between these two forces, and this late-afternoon light, different from anywhere else in the world, seemed suggestive both of our entrapment and of our yearning.

The fact that we're hearing the news from an investor, rather than Edelman himself, seems suggestive, as does the fact that the announcement is coming before a replacement has been found.

A complementary function seems suggestive for the Cnox-3 gene, and it may play a crucial role in oral-aboral pole formation later in ontogeny.

That ravens specifically choose to intervene in the affiliative interactions of loosely bonded individuals seems suggestive of sociostrategic behavior.