Sentence examples for suggests a feeling from inspiring English sources

Van Reid, who works at a bookstore in Damariscotta, Me., successfully suggests a feeling for the early 19th century rather than engaging in laborious attempts to recreate it.

Stephen Hester's package at Royal Bank of Scotland hardly suggests a feeling of a need to change.Leadership that builds confidence is built on making tough choices.

Usually when a tree is drawn with written words it suggests a feeling of being misunderstood.

The scene terminates in a long shot over a sea of traffic that suggests a feeling of alienation where everyone is equally absent and present from one another.

The website code may suggest a feeling of diminishing returns.

For the first part, set on the Tallis estate with its park, fountain and drawing room, Mr. Wright and his cinematographer, Seamus McGarvey, even devised a filter to suggest a feeling of overheated luster.

Dom's conversation that November day in 1988 suggested a feeling that his literary career had not worked out well, that it was somehow not suited to the times.

Hence, the insignificant coverage of activity information of editorials, features, and advertisement orientation may suggest a feeling of ambivalence occasioned by a lack of skill and knowledge on the part of editorial and feature writers in the various newspapers studied.

The confidence with which these methods are used suggests a worrying feeling of licence".

By this and analogous uses of imagination, Dumas suggests, a life of feeling may be sustained in times that can seem engineered to crush it.

Another symptom of jock itch is, as the name suggests, a horrible itching feeling that cannot be easily relieved.