Sentence examples for suggest those of from inspiring English sources
Another woman, and she was not alone in this, explained that although Winnetou is an Apache, Winnetou's characteristics really suggest those of a Sioux.
The skin was tightened at his eyes so that his eyes would sometimes suggest those of an animal picked up by the scruff of the neck".
Just as authoritative as Ms. Jones's pen, however, is her singing voice, a clarion alto whose rich timbres and elongated phrasing sometimes suggest those of a cello or viola.
Their voices suggest those of characters from a drama by Richard Maxwell, that uncompromising New York theater auteur whose productions are exciting precisely because they dare to be dull.
He had command of a sturdy contrapuntal technique that recalls the French organ school of the 16th century, but at times his tonal architecture, built on Italian models, and his bel canto melodies suggest those of George Frideric Handel.
Candace Pert in her excellent book "Molecules of Emotion" shares with us the research finding that suggest those of us hanging onto anger or bitterness or old grudges, resentments or pain from the past, have those emotions form the basis of later disease.
In both works the group's balance, blend and interpretive concord suggested those of a seasoned ensemble, not an ad hoc gathering.
Even in remote parts of the country you are exposed to it, and if constant noise at any frequency were as harmful as Pierpont suggests, those of us in urban areas would all be long dead.
High household wealth was associated with institutional delivery (OR 2.293, 95%% CI 1.988 2.644, p = 0.001), suggesting those of a higher wealth index tend to deliver more at institutions compared with mothers of a lower wealth index.
The Safe Center also posted a 24-hour hotline number and suggested those in need of emergency assistance dial 911 for the remainder of Wednesday.
Friends of the Earth suggested those emails provided "evidence of agency bias" and showed that "the State Department was doing favors for TransCanada during the Keystone XL review".
