Sentence examples for suggests a view from inspiring English sources

It suggests a view that, despite everything, all will be well.

Your account of the vice-presidential debate strongly suggests a view through Kerry-colored glasses ("The Running Mates Debate," editorial, Oct. 6).

Hung here alongside a dark photo of "Foliage" (1981), the foil photograph, "Untitled (Foil)" (1981), suggests a view into a forest as well.

That opinion — which, thanks to the deciding vote of Justice O'Connor, the Supreme Court rejected the following year — suggests a view of women and marriage that is, to put it gently, anachronistic.

Maurice Wright San Diego, Oct. 6, 2004 To the Editor: Your account of the vice-presidential debate strongly suggests a view through Kerry-colored glasses ("The Running Mates Debate," editorial, Oct. 6).

Mr Burgess has written a fine farrago of outrageousness, one which incidentally suggests a view of juvenile violence I can't remember having met before: that its greatest appeal is that it's a big laugh, in which what we ordinarily think of as sadism plays little part.

These characteristics suggest a view among voters that the election itself is not altogether serious.

I would like to suggest a view that draws on the paradox of Schrödinger's cat, where something can appear to be both itself and its opposite.

Thus, what the Fables teach is trivial in comparison with what they suggest: a view of life that, although incomplete (for it takes little account of man's metaphysical anguish or his highest aspirations), is mature, profound, and wise.

With its relentlessly dystopian premise, McCarthy's world is truly Hobbesian – nasty, brutish and short, suggesting a view of man as in essence little more than base evil once freed from the shackles of sociallly organised moral restraint.

Many of these e-mails also suggest a view that is in stark contrast to more bullish public comments made by the industry, in much the same way that insiders have raised doubts about previous financial bubbles.