Sentence examples for suggesting everything from inspiring English sources

I'm not suggesting everything in California is just fine.

Janacek concerns himself more with the wife's feelings, his fecund sound world, with its colorful motivic bursts, suggesting everything from rapture to fear.

At the moment, there's "The Puppetry of the Penis," a show in which two strapping Australian men twist their genitalia into shapes suggesting everything from the Loch Ness Monster to the Eiffel Tower.

Showing little, suggesting everything, they keep us in the dark (literally, for much of the time), and chill us with nastily suggestive creeping shadows and things that go bump, or just quietly rustle, in the night.

The likely-voter models that polls employ vary substantially from one another, suggesting everything from a situation in which Mr. Romney is performing about one point better among likely voters than among the broader universe of registered voters to one in which he has as much as a six- or seven-point advantage instead.

But thanks to the recent surge in stock prices, the market P/E has jumped to a much frothier 20.8, versus the historical average of around 16. "Current market valuations are high enough that they're more or less suggesting everything is going to be fine this year," said Robert D. Arnott, chairman of Research Affiliates, an investment management firm in Newport Beach, Calif.

It had suggested everything was normal.

So far I've suggested everything I've done, and she's said yes".

Respondents suggested everything from shuttered nightspots to exclusive social clubs to private homes.

This is what I suggest: Everything is becoming a digital screen.

Like all good ad clichés, it manages to suggest everything and mean nothing.