Sentence examples for suggests more of from inspiring English sources

Another one, fairly common in post-bop settings, suggests more of an equilateral exchange.

All gone – thus the book's title – which suggests more of a complaint than is perhaps there.

But this awkward collection of loose parts suggests more of a mismatch than a love connection.

By its nature Mr. Douglas's new quintet suggests more of a mentor-and-apprentice dynamic than its precursor.

But while "Nickel and Dimed" is basically a serious argument, Cheever's book is more of a comedy and, as its title suggests, more of a sales job.

The first trailer, which DeGeneres premiered on her YouTube channel, suggests more of the same but the location will be different.

The fact that the soon-to-start gay cable channel will be called Logo suggests more-of-the-same propaganda that all homosexuals are material girls.

Images of these places in the future, when further skyscrapers will jostle for attention, suggest more of the same.

On Saturday, Marianne pushed back, with its own poll suggesting more of an even split in French attitudes.

The scratchy aesthetic here suggest more of the arid expanse of the desert and the subtle signage of surf and skate brands.

Maybe it's an idea about Fan, or an indoor fish farm, or an image of a mural, and these draw you forward, each encounter or thing or character then suggesting more of those contours and their details.