Sentence examples for suggests itself as from inspiring English sources

As a first step in the direction of implementing better risk assessment, the idea of grouping EDs according to suitable similarity criteria suggests itself, as is already common practice with the group-wise assessment of AhR agonists such as PCDDs, PCDFs, and PCBs in the TEF/TEQ approach.

At these times, drink suggests itself as a solution.

It only suggests itself, as does our identity.

Directed without a trace of sentimentality by Roger Michell, the play suggests itself as a "Children of a Lesser God" for our time, the Mark Medoff work that is one of the few mainstream titles to approach issues of deafness.

Steered by director Sarah Goodes, the play not only sees Murray-Smith on top theatrical form but already suggests itself as a film, aided by designer Michael Scott-Mitchell's detailed recreation of Highsmith's home, both wide as an open book and claustrophobic as the author's own too active imagination.

About Time suggests itself as a tricky distribution challenge since the romance and comedy come with a time-travel sci-fi element, and also intimate family drama: great if all the genre hooks accrete; less so if they cancel each other out.

Did the scene suggest itself as a subject for a painting?

The C Street house, with its dormlike rooms upstairs, suggested itself as an obvious option.

Talking of which, Penny and I saw our first ever wild otter in the UK at the weekend at Bolton Abbey, which might suggest itself as a Best View.

Children suggested itself as a theme when Salgado was visiting a camp for some of the 350,000 displaced war orphans of Mozambique.

Yet to suggest itself as a rational method of communication, of infuriating readers into buying the magazine, was strange inverted Timestyle.