Sentence examples for suggest rather than from inspiring English sources

I probably learned something from this work, like how to suggest rather than show.

I use the verb insinuate (to bring-in-with-a-curve) in a positive sense: to suggest rather than to enforce.

The pedicab may merely suggest rather than entirely embody the new America of puller and pulled, but it is a sharp symbol of a new reality.

Better to mash the anchovies into the sauce, as Hazan and Del Conte suggest, rather than using them whole like Oliver – they can be a little overpowering.

Sprinkling it on top of the butter, as Lepard and Gail's suggest, rather than mixing it all together, means that the filling seems to stay put better during baking.

NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL: SUSAN MARSHALL & COMPANY -- Ms. Marshall is probably best known for her acute, deft evocations of complex buried emotions in dances that suggest rather than tell a story.

He coached by encouraging and suggesting, rather than browbeating.

They were therefore tragic, he suggested, rather than reprehensible.

Suggesting rather than reproducing Cornell's art onstage, "Hotel Cassiopeia" works best in its visual eloquence.

The darker stuff in his film, he says, is "suggested rather than visceral".

"But he had this view of art – that it suggested rather than stated.