Sentence examples for subject suggesting from inspiring English sources

She changes the subject, suggesting we call Reece – touring in snowbound Bratislava – and immediately brightens.

What "Lotus Eaters" can take pride in are Gareth Munden's stunning black-and-white cinematography and Ms. Campbell-Hughes, a riveting visual subject suggesting miles of internal depth.

Although the Syrian hosts generally steered clear of mentioning the absence of leaders from Saudi Arabia and Egypt, an editorial in the state-owned newspaper Thawra on Thursday touched on the subject, suggesting that the real villain was elsewhere.

Reasor et al. [4] produced a review on the subject suggesting that no single underlying mechanism covers all phospholipidosis-inducing compounds.

Thus we, students, dedicated our project to this subject, suggesting themed tours and virtual interpretation centre that would ensure a better understanding and proper presentation to tourists and to the local community.

Overall, the results of this study support previous work on the subject suggesting that Google data are valid and valuable for the analysis and forecasting of human behavior towards health topics, and could further assist with Health Assessment in the US and in other countries and regions with valid available official health data.

Worse, he noticed, many of the films on the subject "suggest or imply an alien civilization".

The most definitive study yet on the subject suggests that 41% of transgender people attempt suicide.

His thoughts on picking up roadside rubbish are as dull as the subject suggests.

Robert Gordon, a young policy expert with an almost freakish recall of arcane data on every conceivable subject, suggests that Edwards talk about wage-earners first.

The lone light source, which can be seen at the very top of the print, seems to represent truth while the curtain behind the subject suggests blind faith.