And her recent large, garishly colored watercolors of cosmically suggestive circles enhance the impression of disconnected randomness in her mix of old and new drawings.
Rather than allege there was a real link between Saddam and Bin Laden "he deliberately crafted a suggestive phrase designed to create the impression that British troops were going to Iraq to fight a threat from al-Qaida".
"We considered that the crumpled sheets and her partially opened mouth also enhanced the impression that her pose was sexually suggestive," the ASA said.
Facebook said the picture was too suggestive".
Recent studies on how memory works show that a clear view of a crime does not work like a cattle brand, searing an image indelibly into the mind, but that impressions formed after the event, through suggestive police procedures or news media exposure, for example, can lead a witness to feel certain.
Participants related their positive future belief to what they could do to self-manage their pain, a viewpoint suggestive of higher self-efficacy: I'm under the impression that if I lost weight I'll be right, you know.
Perhaps, too, they let it go because Williams was himself a kind of frequency, flipping through impressions, riffing off of what he found suggestive, which sometimes seemed primarily about the sheer marvel of the speed of his concoction.
Scores of nails are stuck into canvas laid on panel, conveying the impression of a swirling movement that is vaguely suggestive of a bird in flight.
Hoxha must have known that Soviet youth would never read it, and thus With Stalin early acquires an eerie tone, suggestive of a disembodied voice ranting to itself in darkness, an impression that persists throughout the rest of the book.
The impressions could themselves be sensory ingredients, of a visual kind, which are in some way suggestive of motion.
It does leave you with the impression that being a Slavic girl involves washing your clothes in the river and churning butter in a highly suggestive manner.
