Sentence examples for suggest it takes from inspiring English sources

Called Monopoly, like the name would suggest, it takes its theme from the popular board game.

After all, as our data suggest, it takes more than great talent to make a great board.

Perhaps, "The Race" seems to suggest, it takes a night at the theater to point out how theatrically empty the system has become.

Even if, as some experts suggest, it takes many months to restore oil production to pre-revolution levels, the country may draw on a stash of sovereign foreign assets estimated by Mr Shamia at more than $170 billion.

"My great-great-great-great-great-grandmother Elizabeth Scott was born in 1776," she begins, with forbidding genealogical exactitude, and though the book isn't the family archive that first sentence might suggest, it takes pride in withholding more emotive personal material (her parents' deaths) until the last few pages.

Personality traits are much harder to get hold of: despite what the proliferation of BuzzFeed quizzes might suggest, it takes quite a lot to persuade someone to fill in a 120-question survey (the length of the short version of one of the standard psychological surveys, the Ipip-Neo).

Fresh slashes in the wood suggest it took four swipes of the sword to cut the hand off.

It's undermining of parliament's reputation as a serious body to suggest it took into account the mad escapades of a fictional spy".

This is, to my knowledge, the first Asian western, and as the title suggests, it takes its cue from Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns.

However, experience suggests it takes practice to become proficient with its use.

Although such workers can be retained and retrained, he suggested, it takes an objective business leader to set such changes in motion before competitors beat them to it.