Sentence examples for suggests between from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the natural sympathy Brink suggests between the white women and the African men strains credulity; they share a common enemy, true, but the loyalty they profess to each other seems overemphasized.

None of which detracts from what is a thrilling hymn to a brilliant and beloved "song and dance man" – the missing link, as the book wryly suggests, between Sammy Davis Jr and Samuel Beckett.

For that matter, there seems to be a direct correlation, Mr. Ingrassia suggests, between the economy — or at least gas prices — and the kinds of cars that zoom up the best-seller lists.

There are scenes of kinky activity between Sabina and Jung that will no doubt enjoy long life in specialized corners of the Internet, but the most unsettling aspect of "A Dangerous Method" may be the links it suggests between sex and thinking.

In such a sensitive organ, a little trauma can mean the difference between vision and blindness, or motion and paralysis or even, as new research by Antonio Damasio of the University of Iowa suggests, between morality and psychopathy.The relationship between moral behaviour and brain anatomy was first highlighted in the 19th century by the example of Phineas Gage.

There is a divide, he suggests, between older gay men, who saw the horrors of the AIDS epidemic, and the young, who seem more complacent.Analysis by Colin Brown, a research fellow at PHE, suggests that testing may not be as widespread as some believe.

Substantial evidence suggests between-host genetic variation in resistance to TB exists in many species, including humans, mice, deer and cattle (reviewed by Allen et al., 2010).

Military and television reports from Pakistan suggested between 100 and 150 soldiers were buried.

Studies suggest between 7.5% and 10% of Brazilian women report cases of sexual violence.

A glass atrium is suggested between the gallery and the concert hall.

One suggested between 80 and 100 wounded soldiers arrived on Wednesday.