Sentence examples for suggests a really from inspiring English sources

In other cases, says Sawyer, a seldom-seen mutation suggests a "really interesting, tantalizing hypothesis that is being acted on" at one research center, by giving the patient a drug that had been approved for another cancer.

(It doesn't help that swine, unlike avian or SARS, suggests a really despicable person).

That's a minor exhibition of shamelessness compared to the Scaife story -- but it suggests a really damning possibility.

But I always knew that if I suggested a really good idea, and I mentioned it to Randy, he would never take advantage of that because of the pride he had in thinking of his own idea.

C The fusion levels for some of the patients was as long as 10 segments suggested a really long fusion.

The furniture suggests an office (a really nice one), and the kindly jitteriness of the waiters (they are big on speed-clearing) may make one less consumed by the food than by the sense that the bankers and traders a few blocks down might not be the only ones whose job security is uncertain.

All this suggests a party that really does not know what to do.

At the end, when Evans sings the spine-tingling Being Alive, he suggests a man who really has awoken from a long slumber and who has finally joined the human race.

Her attitude suggests a certain disbelief: "Oh, really?" she seems to imply.

"It suggests a complexity that we really have to address," he added.

There is talk of them "going beyond trippy guitar music, reaching areas such as disco, funk, and even hip-hop", although "funk" suggests a heavy bottom and really Gulf's music is lighter than air, as diaphanous as it is dancey.