Sentence examples for suggested an element from inspiring English sources

Their speed and stark arrangements suggested an element of discipline.

The new comedies suggested an element of lunacy and confusion in the world; the heroes and heroines rolled with the punches and laughed at disasters.

The case control studies suggested an element of increased risk, which was dependent on the inclusion of two studies with very high odds ratios, the reasons for which are difficult to explain.

The latest pattern of defections suggests an element of self-interest.

Some experts speculate that this suggests an element of desperation by the bombers.

Most obviously, it suggests an element of guilelessness in the young Ali, as well as the playful wit that was his surest weapon against all forms of pomposity.

Even that term – mental illness, or mental disorder as it's commonly called – suggests an element of control that sufferers often don't have.

He added the "second degree of the affix for expectation of outcome" to suggest an element of surprise that is more than mere unpreparedness but less than outright shock, and the "third degree of the affix for contextual appropriateness" to suggest an element of impropriety that is less than scandalous but more than simply eyebrow-raising.

"We have heard horror stories," says James Meyer of Harper Meyer, a law firm.The enthusiasm in the face of obvious pitfalls suggests an element of blind faith.

Her efforts are very much painting about painting, which suggests an element of calculation, but they provide the show's most genuine moments.

In 1918 he was drafted into the Labour Corps, but managed to bribe a sergeant into giving him access to an officer who – Coward suggests an element of flirtation between them – ensured his transfer into the wonderfully named Artists Light Rifles Officers Training Corpss.