Sentence examples for suggestive silence from inspiring English sources

Placed at the end of a sentence, the "pedal point" signifies a through that dissolves into a suggestive silence.

The people here spend a lot of time in solitary, mulling, suggestive silence, a pointed contrast to the compulsory clamor of so many movies.

With the possible exception of MGC02873, a Piwi-like singleton suggestive of silencing and regulative events in germ cells and hematopoietic stem cells, and putative RNA helicases of the DEAD-box family (IPR014014), we could not identify in Mytibase the core siRNA machinary Dcr-2, r2d2, AGO2 responsible for antiviral responses in Drosophila [ 67].

Mapping of sRNAs to RxLR effector genes, neighboring TEs, and the intervening sequences (up to 2 kb) revealed evidence for sRNAs derived from both sequences, and included sRNAs that mapped into the interval between both sequences, suggestive of silencing across the entire genomic region.

Although sequencing revealed no signs of cells with a densely methylated HPRT promoter suggestive of gene silencing, a low frequency of such variants could not be excluded.

Feeding off this ambiguity, the direction of Jakob Verbruggen (The Fall, The Bridge) conveys a constant sense of paranoia through long, languid shots, uncomfortable silences and suggestive camerawork.

A gentle silence descended on them, suggestive of the flow of time.

The promoter methylation in turn is associated with gene silencing mechanisms which is suggestive as an explanation for the MSI status of the tumors.

In such situations, cells were frequently shorter with a shape reminiscent to that of the non-flagellated cells observed during the IFT RNA silencing experiments [17](Fig. 1), suggestive of defects in positioning of the axis of cell cleavage.

East's silence when one no‐trump was doubled also was suggestive.

While this condition is typically linked to withdrawal and silence — people become unwilling to communicate — there's some suggestive evidence that states of unhappiness can actually improve our expressive abilities.