Sentence examples for suggest a lifetime from inspiring English sources

Both suggest a lifetime of paternal neglect.

Thus, our data suggest a lifetime subthreshold bipolar comorbidity to be related to a higher suicidality in PTSD, similarly to what happens for comorbidity with full blown bipolar disorder [ 57- 59].

As about one in four men in Western societies will develop cancer (other than non-NMSC), as a rough approximation (ignoring competing risks) our relative risk figures suggest a lifetime increase in cumulative risk of second cancer from 25to37%7%.

She is played brilliantly by a swaddled and stooped Phylicia Rashad, her eyes sparkling with mischief, her girlish giggle suggesting a lifetime of flirtation.

Chanda's silence is unnerving, as is the absence of tears, and while her calm conveys a preternatural strength of character it also suggests a lifetime of pain.

The study of 986 indigenous women suggested a lifetime carrying the worm, called Ascaris lumbricoides, changes the immune system to make women more fertile.

Bob Bernstein is tall and gregarious, with an air of elegant amusement that suggests a lifetime of arguments savored and won; his wife, Helen, Richard's younger sister, looks as though she's been a wry witness to most of them.

If the singer's roustabout voice suggests a lifetime spent on the road, he needs to refine his vocal dynamics (everything is sung medium loud) and to develop looser, more improvisatory phrasing.

To the other side Roger White's nonrepeating pattern of blue shapes on white suggests a lifetime's accumulation of abstract tchotchkes; next to it, the bottles and vases in a drawing by Giorgio Morandi seem only slightly more specific.

Of course, I didn't blurt out all this right there in that Dublin taxi — only the essence of it, of ninety per cent of it, in response to the driver's questions, which came one upon another and suggested a lifetime of attention to sporting games no matter how outlandish they might be.

Dapper and quick witted with a knowledge of his idols that suggests a lifetime of scholarship in an imaginary 90th-floor Park Avenue aerie, he channels their spirits in brittle, fleet performances whose quickened pace evokes ballroom dancing as a challenging aerobic sport.