Sentence examples for suggests much from inspiring English sources

That suggests much growth has been missed.

We don't know, but the record suggests much fiddling with the proceedings.

And as the title suggests, much of the work is made of used and castoff materials.

The image suggests much of Don Diego's mood as the years move past.

To many in the industry, it suggests much worse lies ahead.

But "Images" is otherwise an essay that suggests much about the physical impulse at the heart of dance.

As the name suggests, much of the area is taken up by rail yards, parking lots and warehouses.

But to get there, the Lima accord suggests, much hard work lies ahead over the next year.

That suggests much of Chinese-ASEAN trade is part of the same supply chains for Western markets.

Three levels of meaning have been created here, in a piece that suggests much about the ways technology and dance can merge.

[In a tone of voice that suggests much impatient-to-end-this foot-tapping and watch-checking on his end of the phone line] A tiger.