Sentence examples for suggests not all from inspiring English sources

As the Shakespearean title suggests, not all the photos depict simple, sweet slumber.

And, as the Abuzzahab case suggests, not all drug companies are especially selective about the researchers they hire.

Others pointed out, as Mr. Isherwood did, that history suggests not all successful musical theater actors need good voices:"Mr.

Piper Jaffray says it retained "large volumes of e-mails", which by inference suggests not all of them.

This year it is especially vital, since in the autumn Mr Xi's year-old regime is expected to set out its stall at a meeting of the party's central committee and signal China's direction for the coming decade.The stridency of the tirades in the press suggests not all is sweetness among the leaders.

As that suggests, not all the songs were new to the singers.

The exploits of Campbell, who stole the diaries of her mother-in-law, the similarly notorious Duchess of Argyll, suggest not all women before Germaine Greer were eunuchs.

But an official at another company said that delays persisted for its shipments, a difficulty that suggested not all export restrictions had been lifted.

Theo's reaction and Mike Mulvey's half-time words with the referee suggested not all agreed with the penalty award given the Brisbane keeper first made contact with the ball.

After the initial celebrations, data arrived to suggest not all was as it seemed.

Feeling out of body here, what can I do?" — with a soulfulness that suggested not all who wander through Asian megalopolises are lost.