Sentence examples for suggests far from inspiring English sources
The rhetoric suggests far more progress than has actually been evidenced.
The tour suggests far more than the cradle of black culture that it first connotes.
But the way Saturday's loss developed suggests far deeper problems than center field.
An analysis of the work under way suggests far more has been commissioned, or published, than normally assumed.
Yates's beautifully formed book is astute about the postwar era in a way that suggests far greater hindsight (it was published in 1961).
The capacity and resilience of the health system in the face of Ebola strongly suggests far too little progress has been made.
"The report suggests far-reaching and complex solutions so each of them will take time to introduce and could be costly.
That would suggest far fewer than the 17 Republican incumbents who went down in 2010.
He is not, as is often suggested, far to the left of Mr Blair.
The returns, he suggested, far outweigh the cost of remedying any mistakes.
The government says 14% of the workforce are unemployed; independent estimates suggest far higher figures.
