Sentence examples for suggests far more 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.

An analysis of the work under way suggests far more has been commissioned, or published, than normally assumed.

Mr. Smith has said publicly that he was mulling a run for mayor on the Republican ticket; the complaint suggests far more than mulling.

But miniaturization, combined with magnetic tape, suggests far more dramatic possibilities for the future - a translating box that might listen to one vernacular and instantly relay a verbal translation.

The empirical evidence, she argues, along the same lines as Wimsatt, suggests far more strongly the idea of a dappled world, best represented by a patchwork of laws, often in local cooperation (e.g., local identifications, causal interactions, joint actions and piecemeal corrections and correlations).

The very essence of his realism is open frames, complex stagings, and multiple planes of action, all of which suggest far more than Griffith's descriptive title cards, and his stunted politics, would themselves allow.

Mr. Lanza has suggested far more public involvement in zoning and land-use decisions in the district and wants ordinances that will prohibit buildings that residents consider out of character for the neighborhoods.

Although some have attributed differences in opinion over how to conduct jihad in the Sahel, other local media sources have suggested far more prosaic reasons for Belmokhtar's split – a falling out over who gets the lion's share of proceeds of the kidnapping business.

Corner boys glared out from under street signs with names suggesting far more idyllic surroundings Eden, Crystal, and Spring.

An early sketch suggests something far more like his autobiographical work, A Berlin Childhood.