Sentence examples for suggestive said from inspiring English sources

The Denver Police Department adopted similar revisions six years ago, after "we looked at what we were doing and felt it was too suggestive," said Lt. Matthew Murray, an aide to the department's chief.

The clustering of the cases in space and time is also suggestive says Rodrigues.

The somewhat controversial slogan, based on the suggestive saying that prompted the hip hop song "Get Ur Freak On" by Missy Elliot, was developed by a Washington-based advertising agency as a way to reclaim the younger audience, which last year went so far as to create boycott pages on Facebook.

"The findings are interesting and suggestive," says evolutionary biologist Andrew Bourke from the University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom, who was not involved in the work.

The team's comparison between long bones and stalactites is "extremely suggestive," says Mark Pearce, an archaeologist at the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom, who was not involved in the study.

The clues are merely suggestive, they said.

"I assured her right away that they were going to be very suggestive," he said.

"As you walk along it, the intimacy and titillation is very tactile, very suggestive," he said.

There are no definitive data on this question, but there are some suggestive findings, said Dr. Vonda Wright, an orthopedic surgeon and exercise researcher at the University of Pittsburgh.

There are really beguiling, ambiguous interior space images and one suggestive picture — say some kind of street-style snap.

It may be suggestive to say, as The New Grove Dictionary does, that the "Reisebuch" is "in the style" of "Winterreise," but like "Winterreise," the "Reisebuch" actually spans many styles, from the delicate and wistful to the explosive.