Sentence examples for suggest its existence from inspiring English sources

Before, filmmakers had been forced by the strictures of the Production Code to dance around sex, to suggest its existence without ever presenting it.

There are no "Welcome to Hell" signs, no shops selling "I Visited Hell and All I Got was this Lousy T-Shirt" souvenirs, no obvious buildings amid the sprawling desert landscape to suggest its existence.

Local legend suggests its existence was only discovered when a gravedigger fell through the floor many years ago.

Although this putative "carrier" has yet to be cloned, indirect biochemical and pharmacological evidence suggests its existence.

All alternative solutions within two reactions of the global minimum were found, and every reaction was examined for evidence suggesting its existence within the organism.

C22H14 − B, which has a similar structure to C30H18 with both linear and angular fusion of benzene rings, is degenerate with C22H14 − A from our first-principle calculations, suggesting its possible existence in alkali-metal-doped picene.

The repeated presence of a septum of various poses in four individual female organs (Figs. 2g h, 3d i) also strongly suggested its truthful existence.

On the other hand, the dual displacement loop model [ 3] very well explains these symmetric A → G gradient trends, suggesting its pre-dominant existence as the mechanism of replication.

Supplies (and the doctor and dentist) mostly come by ship — an 50-mile logging road connects the village with Port Alberni, but locals suggest forgetting its existence.

However, others in attendance doubted whether such a skills gap actually exists—or suggested that its existence is more nuanced than a simple lack of skilled workers and said that many companies' hiring practices may in part be to blame for their inability to find skilled workers.

I mention Tyra Banks's show, suggesting that its existence proves that having your own show doesn't require much talent.