Sentence examples for suggest something of from inspiring English sources
They also suggest something of a Greek chorus.
His odd self-portraits suggest something of his strangeness.
I wanted to suggest something of that; of a time that's running out of steam".
The house and its front yard seem to suggest something of the man: well-kept, orderly, in line.
In tone and rhythm, the excerpts suggest something of the banality of cell-phone-enabled mass murder: CALLER: Let me talk to Umar.
It is a bold scene, confidently using scholarly material to suggest something of Housman's unrequited passion for his fellow-student, the heartily heterosexual Moses Jackson.
The opulence of these scenes suggests something of what inspired Aeneas.
One of her postcards suggests something of this teenage shape-shifting.
The reaction to Alentejo Blue, though, suggests something of the difficulties in making such a shift.
The one time Bobby had dropped a hint, he'd suggested something of the sort.
As Ms. Bravo acknowledged, that awkward-sounding label suggests something of a split personality.
