Sentence examples for suggest shattered from inspiring English sources

Jose Alvarez's rock-crystal paintings suggest shattered mirrors.

Turning on the wind, it suggests two shattered figures scrambling endlessly after each other.

"The natural and domestic worlds are unified on the flattened surface of the image," he wrote in an e-mail, "however, the ambiguous, obscured figuration suggests a shattered world".

The film's intricate flashback structure gives rise to even further fragmentations, a series of flashes within the flashbacks, that pierce the time frame and suggest the shattering of the woman's psyche as well as of the cinematic image.

This suggests that shattering alleles at loci other than sh4 are differentially fixed within each of the two populations.

Harold Nolan's beautifully painted "Fever" suggests a world shattered by its own libidinous excesses.

And yet, as the recently published book about Hillary Clinton's doomed election campaign, Shattered, suggests, one of the problems in last year's presidential race was the candidate's difficulty in articulating a vision.

Titles like "Dry Mouth," "Edgy" and "Shattered" suggest that they have to do with emotional states, but what prevails is a predictable formal tension between the sculptural and the pictorial.

As already suggested by Shatters and collaborators [ 6], phylogenetic analyses do not support this separate nomenclature that generates semantic confusion in the literature [ 41].

The key to unravelling the mysteries of blast, these findings suggested, lay not in shattered nerves, but in traumatized lungs.

And even suggesting them risked shattering the coalition: among the hardliners were many who found the tendency of educated women to have fewer children almost as problematic as that of uneducated ones to breed prolifically.As the world population soared, the population controllers came to believe they were fighting a war, and there would be collateral damage.