Sentence examples for suggests intimate from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mearns has a gestural motif that suggests intimate need as she privately presses a hand to the side of her groin; yet in expressive terms this seems merely a digression, and soon Mr. Danchig-Waring is carrying her horizontally across his back, like a tabletop, into the wings.

Together with the dissociation constant (KD) of 41.0±4.6 μM, this suggests intimate encounters that position the nearby canonical PI pocket inside the interfacial zone of the membrane.

The presence of multiple RNA interaction domains suggests intimate and potentially multiple roles for RNAs in the control of H3K4me3 and programming active chromatin.

They have often suggested intimate domestic moments with friends or lovers.

Their windows were draped in fabric and often lighted from within, suggesting intimate mysteries and disengaging the work from the "commodifying" that many other artists also shunned at the time.

Energy dispersive X-ray spectra acquired from areas containing ~100 metal particles showed both Au and Pd peaks suggesting intimate mixing of the two elements in the alloy samples.

Our limited knowledge of the cell surface of iron reducing bacteria such as Shewanella demonstrates properties suggesting intimate association with mineral surfaces is beneficial: lipopolysaccharides (LPS) of S. oneidensis MR-1 lack a polysaccharidic O-antigen side chain,[29, 30] and metal-reductases are positioned in the outer membrane.

In all, these findings strongly suggest intimate relationships between changes in lipid metabolism and ALS pathology.

The benefit of phylogenomic methods for studying PCD lies in the fact that the apoptosis machinery involves a cascade of protein interactions suggesting intimate co-evolutionary relationships.

Manual and computational alignment of the projections from these classes suggested intimate associations and the potential to form a neural circuit.

The S1 subsite is prominent and merges into the 'water retention site', suggesting intimate interplay between substrate binding, specificity and catalysis.