Sentence examples for studio suggests from inspiring English sources

In real estate parlance, the term "loft" connotes rambling space, while "studio" suggests a compact nest.

From that genealogical perspective, his studio suggests the interior view of one's memories, preserved, one he drew on to create his cousin's portrait.

The star of Letts's documentary is former Clash consigliere Kosmo Vinyl, who rants and gesticulates like a miniature Malcolm McLaren - in contrast to the more reserved Mick Jones and Paul Simonon, while ancient footage of producer Guy Stevens throwing chairs and ladders round the studio suggests he should have been under sedation in a secure facility.

He wanted Connie Booth to play the lead; the studio suggested two US stars.

"How about a nice studio?" suggested Diane Ramirez of the Halstead Property Company.

"A performance could consist of an artist kissing a clown or a real estate agent selling an artist's studio," suggest Jankowski and the cabaret's guildmaster.

The studio suggested that the film be reshot, but Bergstein pointed out that the abortion is integral to the movie, as it's how Johnny and Baby meet, so the studio backed down.

Mr. Abraham's vocabulary, with its rich mix of street and studio suggesting a body at war with itself, is potent and explosive and wonderfully of the moment, yet his sense of structure seems stuck.

As these two turning points -- the circus and Mondrian's studio -- suggest, Calder's achievement stems from twin, not always compatible, ambitions to be a modernist and an entertainer.

If these projects are only tangentially tied to the arrival of a black star in the leading political role in America, Gary Newman, co-chairman of the Twentieth Century Fox television studio, suggested another potential influence stemming from the election of Mr. Obama.

Last summer, leaks from the usually tight-lipped animation studio suggested that adjustments to the script had been made after the release of the incendiary, anti-Sea World documentary Blackfish.