Sentence examples for suggests a sort of from inspiring English sources

If that summary suggests a sort of epic, it is a short-winded epic.

She did do it to protect Marnie, but her smirk right before the kiss suggests a sort of "Wow okay!

Just the colloquial phrase "popping the question" suggests a sort of controlled thrill, like a life-changing jack-in-the-box.

"Voyage of Time" is, as its title suggests, a sort of cinematic cosmogony, a lyrical collage that looks at a broad spectrum of natural phenomena artistically and imaginatively.

While John Eidsmoe, one of Bachmann's professors, was an influence on Bachmann, Lizza suggests a sort of intellectual guilt by association that I think is too severe.

"These were the people" Ms. Solnit writes, "who would shape American ideas about nature and landscape, and their crossed paths in 1872 suggests a sort of wilderness symposium was afoot".

Others have suggested a sort of olfactory jujitsu.

These individuals' growing pains ought to have eased by now, but their behaviour suggested a sort of suspended animation.

Djokovic's dodgy conditioning suggested a sort of moral flabbiness, a lack of mettle, that made him unpopular with some of his peers.

What about suggesting a sort of "Robin Hood" donation -- a small percentage of the amount it would cost a first-world traveler to visit Africa -- to local charitable organizations?

In fact, they suggest a sort of mission creep beyond the post-9/11 goal of using interrogations to hunt down the al Qaeda inner circle and sleeper cells.