Sentence examples for suggesting both from inspiring English sources

(The literature is complicated, suggesting both outcomes are possible).

But it is easily the most provocative beauty statement, suggesting both compulsion and restraint.

Investigators found evidence suggesting both wore seatbelts and the cars' air bags had deployed.

It was a clearly symbolic gesture, suggesting both deference and a claim to inheritance.

There is the same encrusted paint and the same swirl suggesting both order and chaos.

The wings became a symbol suggesting both lost possibility and the hope of change.

The chassis of the Madonna's throne is an arching empty hemisphere, suggesting both a basilica and the globe.

The glowering is intense, suggesting both the power at Cheney's command and the burden he must have felt.

Mr. Romney has repeatedly compared Mr. Obama to President Carter, suggesting both were failures.

There is a lovely shiver of ambiguity in that last phrase, suggesting both an act of reassurance and an act of restraint.

The Rogers group was executed with broad, sloping roofs of tile and crow-stepped gables, suggesting both medieval and Flemish influences.