Sentence examples for suggested a very from inspiring English sources

"Crazy" 's periodicity score was 658 — which suggested a very good fit with current tastes.

The date suggested a very early Muslim presence in what is now Israel.

East's diamond bid at the level of three suggested a very strong suit that he wished to have led.

The results suggested a very sensitive mechanism indeed, so I began to investigate the physiological aspects underpinning the ability to sense pressure.

Until recently, all this suggested a very smart creative director, alert to the latest art tics, playing around in a magazine's photo studio on a Saturday.

Some researchers, comparing European and North American blackberries, have suggested a very ancient origin, going back even earlier than the Pleistocene epoch, which started about 2.6m years ago.

It suggests a very cinematic inner complexity.

This suggests a very different programme from many UK universities.

"This science suggests a very different reality," Tough writes.

This approach suggests a very different vision of the future.

Public opinion surveys suggest a very close contest in Washington.