Sentence examples for suggesting the concept from inspiring English sources

There was very little evening-only wear – suggesting the concept of clothes that can be worn day to night has reached uptown, where the Kors customer typically lives.

Even obliquely suggesting the concept of old age will inspire people to walk more slowly though feeling elderly never crossed their mind, they will later report.After all this the human brain looks less like a model of rationality and more like a giddy teenager: flighty, easily distracted and lacking in self-awareness.

We conclude by suggesting the concept of "networked subjectivity" for understanding mediatized politics, and the importance of the "affective feedback loop" within the context of the social media "culture of likes".

Perry explained that fans had been suggesting the concept of a ska collection for years, and that such an album might help show a different side of the Daddies than the "swing band" persona they're generally recognized for.

I've watched a movie, The Dreamed Ones by Ruth Beckermann, that reinvents the idea of romance and takes it to a cerebral level, thus suggesting the concept that in order to love, we don't have to be next to a person, it's enough to feel them to carry them in our heart.

In a blogpost, Slate magazine's Megan Logan suggested the concept could be developed.

The company suggests the concept will "strongly hint at the design direction of the final production version".

Your example is a little more nuanced, because you suggest the concept of profit-sharing (after the fact).

Back in New York, she suggested the concept to Ms. Marrero, who was active in Lupec, a female-oriented cocktail society.

Churchill suggested the concept of lend-lease to Roosevelt in December 1940, proposing that the United States provide war materials, foodstuffs, and clothing to the democracies (and particularly to Great Britain).

Herein, we suggest the concept of bioadaptability of biomaterials.