Sentence examples for suggest the changing from inspiring English sources

It's designed magnificently by Rob Howell and lighted expertly to suggest the changing seasons by James Farncombe.

Stephen Cooper's Philip Larkin: Subversive Writer and John Osborne's "Larkin, Ideology and Critical Violence" suggest the changing temper of Larkin studies, the latter attacking eminent critics such as James Booth and Anthony Thwaite for their readiness to reduce to poems to works of biography, and stressing instead the genius of Larkin's universality and deconstructionism.

Holder's decision, and the reaction to it, suggests the changing political reality around marijuana.

Only the shifting of the light at evening suggests the changing season.

Hodges suggests the changing status of technology over the decades was also responsible for the increasing interest in Turing.

All told, the odyssey required four hours, six trips on the subway and three trips on the bus, and suggests the changing nature of homelessness in New York.

Designations such as Quattrocento (1400s) and the earlier Trecento (1300s) and the later Cinquecento (1500s) are useful in suggesting the changing intellectual and cultural outlooks of late- and post-medieval Italy.

The study suggested the changing lifestyle of the 90s to be one of the kickstarters of childhood obesity: more kids in front of computer and TV screens, more time on homework, and aggressive marketing of junk food targeted at children.

By turning the back of the stage into a giant field of CD-ROM-like imagery, director Des McAnuff and his designers suggested the changing nature of today's business world without betraying the essential early '60s era.

The data also suggest that the changing diet has led to health risks in Ghana that are getting worse at a rate faster than in the United States.

These data suggest that the changing protection/sensitization profiles seen with Pi1 and ALLN were a result of proteasome inhibition.