Sentence examples for suggests hope from inspiring English sources
Its relative success suggests hope for the UK chain, but it's not clear how long a life the business may have.
A white line stretching down the centre of a highway to infinity, one of the images from Frank's famous book The Americans, suggests hope, ambition, expectation, and their opposites, disillusion, stasis, failure.
Leaving aside the issue of London dominance, however, the study by the non-partisan Centre for Cities initially suggests hope for the north's biggest cities, with Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, Liverpool and Sheffield all listed in the top ten for private sector jobs available in 2012.
He suggests hope has given way to haughtiness and hostility.
"Susan's success," Cole adds, "no doubt suggests hope to others who may also exhibit a combination of special abilities and disabilities".
"A [redemptive] story suggests hope and progress in life and may thus confer on the storyteller a general coping advantage," the researchers write.
This suggests hopes for those wanting to see the film at some point are looking slimmer, as October falls some distance outside the 14-day restraining order imposed on the producers last Friday.
Yet Ms. Simon can suggest hope in her images too.
The children's smiles suggest hope still flickers.
It seems Lake intended this metaphor to suggest hope.
His comments suggested hope for an end to an impasse on the issue in Congress.
