Sentence examples for suggest precisely from inspiring English sources

"Without explicitly stating so, the figures you have produced suggest precisely that," the letter says.

Considered in their entirety, the ballet scenes suggest precisely the contrary.

But Ms. Hempel's tendency to suggest precisely the opposite of what she actually wished, in the vague and automatic hope of pleasing someone, asserted itself.

Experiments by Paul Piff and his colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley, reported this week in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, suggest precisely the opposite.

OkTrends ends up looking like a bigger deal than its numbers might suggest precisely because it drives online conversation not just about itself but about the human animal — or at least the way the human animal uses the Web.

But the movie's wider implications emerge with the recognition that the world is full of monsters — but that it would be self-destructive for the United States to assume the right and the responsibility to rid the world of them (and would also suggest precisely the kind of war-addiction that the movie dramatizes).

In an argument worthy of "The Handmaid's Tale," the state of Indiana suggests precisely that scenario.

Dr Pääbo's research suggests precisely that: the FOXP2 genes from modern humans and Neanderthals are essentially the same.

(Mines and poison gas, exceptions to this rule of thumb, may be disliked, Mr. van Creveld suggests, precisely because they don't resemble penises).

On the title tune, Murray's fierce solo (on tenor sax) suggests precisely the blend of shrieking fury and intricate organization that Dolphy himself achieved.

While we have warned that, at some point, accommodation may devolve into "an unlawful fostering of religion," Hobbie v. Unemployment Appeals Comm'n of Fla., supra, at 145, we have not suggested precisely (or even roughly) where that point might be.