Sentence examples for suggest a crowd from inspiring English sources

He chose a method of space elimination that is common to middle and late 16th-century Italian painters known as Mannerists, and at the same time he probably recalled late Byzantine paintings in which the superposition of heads row upon row is employed to suggest a crowd.

Proximity to Cal State Fullerton and Fullerton College would suggest a crowd of mainly rowdy college students, but the lively atmosphere accommodates a classier brand.

Among Republicans the latest polls suggest a crowded, splintered field of possibles with Mike Huckabee leading on 19%, followed by Mitt Romney on 15%, Sarah Palin on 12% and Newt Gingrich on 10%.

When Caravaggio asks for help finding a patron Ian suggests a crowd funding website.

But the report did suggest a remedy for crowding near car exits: asymmetric doors, which do not face each other precisely, and thus would stagger the crowds that tend to form near them.

We suggest a broader definition of crowding out and leakages, driven importantly by rising home bias in finance and by official capital outflows.

Johnson responded wildly, suggesting to a crowd that Stevens should be hung as a traitor and comparing himself to Jesus Christ.

Before last Tuesday's debate he made a similar move, suggesting to a crowd that he would "take the gloves off".