Sentence examples for serves to suggest from inspiring English sources

The disconcertingly deadpan tone of the narrative serves to suggest the moral blankness of Peter and Katherina, but it also puts their victims at some remove.

It serves to suggest that the union is democratic while having little actual effect much as small opposition parties served to legitimise the PRI's authoritarian rule.

Writing in the New Statesman, the study authors concluded: "A press (and media) representation of women that serves to suggest politics is a 'man's game'... sidelines women representatives, puts off women from standing as candidates... and alienates voters".

If they will not criticise him voluntarily, he says, he will have to legislate to put an end to this dreadful self-censorship.All this surreal double-speak serves to suggest that Tunisia is progressing towards greater freedom and democracy.

Our current study only serves to suggest alternative roles of solvent in PDMS filling, and it cannot identify which factors play the most critical role in filling nanoscale holes.

Farmiga's work serves to suggest that the more women in front of and behind the cameras, as protagonists rather than wallpaper, the more interesting and complex a thriller genre can become.

The same big red drapes serve to suggest the piazza, the ballroom and the bedroom.

From time to time hands would shape fleeting gestures that might normally have served to suggest a character, narrative or setting.

Mr McGuire said: "[Smart Pig's] presence at these types of events could serve to suggest that they have a legitimate role to play in student finance.

A brief review of these products, the material used, and the manufacturing processes may serve to suggest the interrelation between these and clay products.

But even as the members declared, Pyongyang-style, their everlasting gratitude and fealty to the Great Leader, this concocted dumb show of loyalty only served to suggest how unsustainable it all is.