Sentence examples for suggest passages from inspiring English sources

If you have difficulty discussing your faith with non-believers, your pastor may be able to suggest passages which deal with contested topics.

That would suggest passage is unlikely.

Since source scholarship began in the 18th century, researchers have suggested passages from Erasmus's Naufragium (1523), (translated into English 1606) and Richard Eden's 1555 translation of Peter Martyr's De orbo novo (1530).

The paintings are wonderfully installed on walls that converge slightly, in forced perspective that suggests passage into an uncomfortably narrowing future.

See id., at 3, 27-35; see also id., at 42 (dissenting statement of Hogan, J.) (agreeing that "a national solution is the only answer" and suggesting "passage by Congress of an administrative claims procedure similar to the Black Lung legislation").

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky did little to calm those fears Tuesday when he suggested passage in the Senate would be a "real big challenge". The longer the hunt for votes drags on, the more it exposes lawmakers to the risks of doing nothing or approving a bill that, so far, polls show has little public support.

This suggests passage of some ligand (nonpolar or anionic) through this channel (Figure 7a inset).

Although the upper panel of Figure 1B suggests passage through the translocon, the lower panel shows the nascent chain passing from ribosome directly into the membrane.

As they they read drafts submitted by others, users can mouse-over the passages they like most and incorporate them into their own submissions (the system will also suggest popular passages as you write using keyword detection).

The main function of inherent note patterns is to suggest words text passages of a song that is outlined by instrumental accompaniment.

Furthermore, ESR1 expression was shown to increase modestly with passage, suggesting serially passaged tumors remain a valid target for estrogen receptor antagonists.