Sentence examples for suggested something of from inspiring English sources

It wasn't an entirely new idea; Delbrück had suggested something of the kind in 1935.

And "Moth Dreams" suggested something of the fragility of human relationships.

The one time Bobby had dropped a hint, he'd suggested something of the sort.

They were performances that suggested something of music as such, and revealed how these compositions touched on the musical ultimate.

The sweeping anguish and grand romanticism of earlier songs such as Carrickfergus, Dance Away and Over You have always suggested something of the doomed romantic about Ferry.

Julie Josephson on the trombone, Mr. Wolff on the piano and Takehisa Kosugi as vocalist and violinist suggested something of a vague dramatic thread.

'Free' suggests something of little value.

They also suggest something of a Greek chorus.

His odd self-portraits suggest something of his strangeness.

I wanted to suggest something of that; of a time that's running out of steam".

The opulence of these scenes suggests something of what inspired Aeneas.