Sentence examples for suggesting through the from inspiring English sources

We ask, "If this is what God is suggesting through the Gospel of Luke, what does it mean for my own life?" We try to look at the "real stuff" in life.

Hippocampus and orbitofrontal cortex also show strong reciprocal connections (Ramus et al., 2007) suggesting, through the observed parallel structural changes a disruption of specific network involved in anticipation, evaluation and learning.

People perceive the world on dual channels, Walcott's verse suggests, through the senses and through the mind, and each is constantly seeping into the other.

The movement is called "Daydreams on a Winter Journey," and Mr. Gergiev conveyed the elusive, transparent quality that title suggests through the trembling beauty of the playing.

She and her sister Dorothy entered the movies under his aegis in 1912, when Lillian was 18 -- not 12, 14 or 16, as she variously suggested through the years.

The mechanics (weavers, tailors, blacksmiths) incorporated Mechanicstown in 1832, which was renamed Thurmont (to suggest "through the mountains" and avoid confusion with Mechanicsville and Mechanicsburg) in 1894 as the Western Maryland Railroad worked its way from Baltimore to Hagerstown.

The random occupation of the central site of each Zn6Y8 atomic cluster with Mg, Zn, Y or vacancy is suggested through the analysis of the ultra-high resolution annular-bright field STEM images.

Earlier studies have suggested through the use of wear maps, that significant benefits of coated tools (in terms of lower tool wear rates) may only be realized when the appropriate machining conditions (cutting speed and speed rate) are chosen.

This story was suggested through the #bbcpopup hashtag on Twitter.

The dependence after a logarithmic relationship suggests through the correlation coefficient R2>0.98 a high similarity to reality.

A vast number of different treatment protocols for peri-implantitis have been suggested through the years [5, 6].