Sentence examples for suggests deeper from inspiring English sources
But an equally boring one marred by (digitally recreated) light leaks, exposure mistakes and focus inconsistencies presses the aesthetic button that suggests deeper meaning.
That kind of consistent mediocrity suggests deeper issues than who is in the head coach's office; it suggests that the roster is not up to snuff and that even a Hall of Famer like Gibbs cannot win with it.
By depicting the possibility that torture may sometimes be necessary -- a view that was held and acted upon by at least some administration officials at the time -- the film suggests deeper and more difficult questions: What if they were right, and it was necessary?
There are several key cognitive areas where this exploratory work suggests deeper analysis will be fruitful and necessary.
Mori's poll for the Standard suggests deep inroads into Labour demographic territory (public sector workers, northern England) that is probably more consistent with the second theory.
In "Everything Is Cinema," Brody doesn't shy away from exposing Godard's flaws, although his approach nevertheless suggests deep sympathy for his subject.
That tally suggests deep-rooted problems but, more than anything, they are guilty of underachievement which, in truth, is more infuriating than being truly out of their depth.
Encouragingly in all three losses the Dragons have been highly competitive; there's been none of the white flag-waving, turnstile-like defending that suggests deep-seated problems.
The narrow aftershock area (Fig. 1) suggests a high angle fault plane, and the deepest aftershock suggests deep rupture extent, consistent with teleseismic body wave inversion (Hayes and Ji, 2008).
The fact that Apple is unveiling iCloud alongside major revamps to their two flagship OSes (iOS and OS X) suggests deep ties to those two OSes.
Comparing these results with calculated solubilities of gold, silver and acanthite suggests deep waters are undersaturated in gold but close to saturation in silver.
