Sentence examples for suggest exciting from inspiring English sources
There was a moment at the end of "Panicky Mechanical LoamRealm" when the juxtaposition of precise, urgently repeated movement sequences with the crude lines and color blocks projected onto the stage of the Joyce SoHo began to suggest exciting ideas about space and time, and the body's strange relationship to both.
Further, they suggest exciting opportunities to use lysate-based systems to rapidly prototype metabolic pathways and carry out molecular transformations when bioconversion yields (g product/L), productivities (g product/L/h), or cellular toxicity limit commercial feasibility of whole-cell fermentation.
The Last Panthers will be Clark's first full-length release since 2014's self-titled effort, and the direct follow-up to last year's Flame Rave EP, both of which were warped and otherworldly works that suggest exciting possibilities for his soundtrack endeavors.
Our results suggest exciting new directions.
The differences in 3D 4D with respect to gular bib suggest exciting future scope for studies on the underlying mechanisms of morph expression and its potential consequences for morph evolution in lizards.
But the staging suggested exciting new possibilities for live performance.
Cue them up alongside Blue Is the Warmest Colour for a triple feature that suggests exciting new meeting points for sex and serious cinema.
Take Possibly Maybe's confessional "I suck my tongue in remembrance of you," or Venus as A Boy's observation that his "wicked sense of humour suggests exciting sex".
While already widely used in industry and clinical laboratory instrumentation for measurement of simple cations and anions, recent research efforts have suggested exciting new advances in this field.
The promise of integrating a deeper understanding of zebrafish 'the organism' with zebrafish 'the system' suggests exciting times to come for the devotees of Hamilton's beautiful fish.
The ability to detect such tumors and their edges using a non-invasive (optical sensing) approach suggests exciting possibilities for a new detection and diagnostic modality.
