Sentence examples for suggests a date from inspiring English sources

But the style of the ancient script suggests a date nearer to A.D. 100.

(When his comely bicycle technician, played by the angel-faced Elizabeth Daily, suggests a date, he informs her solemnly that he's "a loner, a rebel").

Nothing, except for one or two probably Athenian additions, seems from this standpoint to be later than about 700; on the other hand, the role assigned in the Odyssey to the Phoenicians as traders, together with one or two other phenomena, suggests a date of composition for the relevant contexts at least—of sometime after 900.

He argues that the idea of the cosmos breathing is archaic and that it may have been attacked long before Philolaus by Xenophanes, who pointedly describes his god as not breathing; Kahn also argues that the equivalence between air and void suggests a date before Anaxagoras (2001, 36 7).

Marshall suggests a date of between the 60s and 90s.

Technical analysis (dendrochronological evidence) suggests a date of c. 1458, based on the tree felling date.

But package store is not just (as Safire suggests) a dated or odd term, or even a "business euphemism".

Borchert estimates a completion of c. 1440, while Paul Durrieu suggests a dating as early as 1413.

Rensberger suggests a dating of around 100, assuming that the Gospel of John was written in the 90s and the letters must have followed after.

Finally, Mr. Frankel suggested a date to which Ms. Weaver agreed.

The rounded corners suggest a date before 1900, when square corners again became popular.