Sentence examples for suggest along from inspiring English sources
A slightly curved false ceiling has been installed for greater intimacy and to suggest, along with fake post and beams at one end, a country inn or taverna.
Miró's collections of seashells, photos, newspaper clippings and a Punch-like puppet are spread around the place to suggest – along with pencils and, of course, brushes – the creative, poetic, fantastical atmosphere in which Miró worked in his final decades.
What the round-robin letters signed by MPs condemning Mr Blair's refusal to name a departure date suggest, along with the rising wave of so far junior ministerial resignations, is that his critics have ceased to fear him.He retains some leverage with the chancellor, though not much: if Mr Blair is hounded from office, Mr Brown's already difficult inheritance will become a poisoned one.
But dozens of random interviews across the country, in red states like Texas, blue ones like New York and purple states like Iowa and Nevada, turn up far more nuance than the surveys might suggest, along with contradictions — like Clutter's support for airstrikes against Muslim extremists even as he downplayed the danger they represent.
Figure 5 shows rebuilding and repair in the doubling of features of the perimeter walls of structures in El Cabo, and we suggest, along the back walls in Luján I. Replacement of structural elements and evidence for repair can be seen at most sites.
As the book's grandiose title suggests (along with its three sections, "Fear," "Killing" and "Love" ), "War" strives to offer not just a picture of American fighting men but a discourse on the nature of war itself.
Therefore, naturally occurring alternative options has been suggested along with the conventional therapies [ 35].
The suggested along-strike change of kinematics within the same shear zones is in agreement with the fan-shaped recent stress trajectories and with the present-day motion of crustal blocks derived from GPS data.
Maya Moore was named the most valuable player, but she suggested, along with Auriemma, that Dolson was more deserving.
Although his primary research focused on typhoid fever, he also suggested, along with English physician John Snow, that cholera was a waterborne disease.
Schröder-Sonnenstern certainly was on the side of libidinal expression, but just as clearly he had his own issues about control, as the exacting, razor-sharp linearity of his draftsmanship suggests, along with much of his imagery.
