Sentence examples for suggestive points from inspiring English sources

Recently, we conjectured that the maximum closeness centrality, a metric used in graph theory, provides suggestive points for placement of production zones within a reservoir.

However, there are several suggestive points.

It's a suggestive point, presented in passing without being developed.

(Toward the end of his life, this suggestive point was actually put to him in a letter from his old French teacher at Eton, who enclosed a copy of his own latest novel, "Brave New World").

Uglow makes the suggestive point that Lear's great ode "The Dong with a Luminous Nose," published in 1876, must have been sparked by his surprising encounter, the previous year, with the Romantic wanderer Edward John Trelawny, the sailor and friend of Byron's, who found Shelley dead and cremated his body on a beach in Italy.

A painter, actor and film director in her own right, Rebecca Miller thinks small, she looks for the one tiny, suggestive detail that will point to the bigger picture.

In suggestive detail, Dombek imagines a scene through the point of view of a boyfriend who has been identified as a narcissist by his girlfriend.

Her facial expression wasn't suggestive, she pointed out.

Instead, the photo's murk and suggestive silhouettes point up the haunting properties of all radiological images.

"All these things are suggestive and point tantalizingly to things we want to know," said Dr. Ian Tattersall, a paleoanthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History.

Painters, certainly, played up the story's sensual elements, depicting naked virgins with suggestive knives pointing at, or embedded in, their breasts -- all ostensibly in the name of chastity.