Sentence examples for suggests matters from inspiring English sources

What is played on that stage, the building suggests, matters.

The exhibition's eventual title -- "Prima Materia" -- suggests matters fundamental, subtle, profound.

"Ava was a brief but very intense relationship," he suggests, matter-of-factly.

Their demeanour suggests matter-of-fact office workers; perhaps they've become mechanised, too.

To simply declare – as some scientists do – there was no space or time before the big bang and that the question is therefore meaningless is hard to accept, as it suggests matter was created out of nothing.

There was a wild and unrestrained movement in their large dancing tips that suggested matters were more serious than anyone had anticipated.

It may not help matters; it may even, as AVB suggests, make matters worse.

As the title suggests, the subject matter on this record is pretty heavy and dark.

It's not even, as the Coalition minority report on the sex discrimination amendment suggests, a matter of "sexual identity".

As the title of my forthcoming book suggests, Situations Matter.

The term "opting in" suggests a matter of choice.