Sentence examples for suggested life from inspiring English sources
And one recent study, of a zircon around 4.1 billion years old, suggested: life!
This dance, "Thresholds," by LEIMAY, suggested life and death happening in a continuum.
The sad part is now that these photographs have been introduced into shop windows, what once suggested life is lifeless.
In it he launched the hypothesis of panspermism that is, he suggested life was spread about the universe by bacteria propelled by light pressure.
Nottingham Forest suggested life is not going to be dull under Philippe Montanier as they beat Wigan Athletic to register their second 4-3 win of the season on home turf.
(Pareles) SONDRE LERCHE, PAUL BRILL Tonightt) Since making an indie cabaret-rock splash in 2002, the music of the Norwegian guitarist-crooner Sondre Lerche has suggested life experience beyond its confident purveyor's tender years.
As Nybom and Stuhler (2016) suggested, life-cycle bias will differ quantitatively across countries and cohorts, and small age deviations can cause notable changes in elasticity estimates, which appears to be relevant in the Korean context.
Jones's odyssey suggests life's twists and turns.
Its presence on Mars would therefore suggest life had recently been active there.
For these women, Reents suggests, life is more frightening and disorienting than amusing.
Though both works suggest life's end and its continuation, they're polar opposites.
