Sentence examples for suggestive speech from inspiring English sources

In Bethel v. Fraser (1986), the Court upheld the authority of a school to punish a high school student who gave a sexually suggestive speech at a school assembly.

Several subsequent cases limited Tinker's reach by allowing schools to suppress sexually suggestive language and speech that promotes drug use.

Use subtle, but suggestive language.

Writing in journal Plos One, scientists say their study is "highly suggestive" of complex speech in Neanderthals.

We are so mired in belittling speech and suggestive images of women's bodies that it's easy to be lulled into a sense of acclimation and normalcy.

You are now primarily their supervisor, and casual or inappropriate speech, especially suggestive comments, can lead to lawsuits.

An actor's own speech patterns are suggestive of a new line here, a question from a designer clarifies the plot for the playwright.

We identified three truncated genes: CDH12, DGKB and FOXP2, confirming the role of FOXP2 in severe speech disorder, and suggestive roles of CDH12 and/or DGKB for the global developmental and psychomotor delay.

Children identified from the audit had either one or more recorded episodes of otitis media in the previous 12 months or histories suggestive of otitis media with effusion, such as speech or language delay or hearing problems.

The woman, both young and old, played by Yeats's muse, Maud Gonne, seemed to lure the imagination away from everyday materialism and toward the heroic, from ordinary speech toward the poetic, the suggestive.

In the closing moments of his speech, Mr. McCain left an eerie and suggestive echo.