Sentence examples for suggests pleasant from inspiring English sources

ALTHOUGH the nearby riverfront is not yet reclaimed for recreation, Solera itself sets a standard that certainly suggests pleasant waterside promenades in the hot days to come.

The model suggests that pleasant harmonies cause neurons to fire in regular patterns whereas discordant notes stimulate messier neuron activity.

Nigel Slater's memoir used the word as a title to suggest the pleasant aspects of childhood.

He was also party to an Oxford research project, suggesting a pleasant concordance between an African ecosystem and British scientific inquiry.

In previously mentioned Toronto Life review of Grey Gardens, the author suggested the pleasant atmosphere was likely because she was in the Caribbean and not at her restaurant.

The result suggests, to me, the pleasant conceit of considering Rosenberg and Greenberg themselves as types of Abstract Expressionists, in discursive prose: Rosenberg lyrically impulsive, like de Kooning; and Greenberg as starkly decisive as Newman.

As Elaine Blair wrote last year in The New York Review of Books, in pretty much the only essay on the show worth reading, "For all of its emphasis on sexual and romantic experience, Girls never suggests that a smoothly pleasant sex life is something worthy of serious aspiration.

Six little, steamed meat-cookies come in the box and after microwaving them for two and a half times longer than the box suggests, you get some pleasant little food things.

The subdued hues of her outfit suggested that a pleasant flight awaited us.

Utrecht is often suggested as a pleasant day trip from its sister city up the road, but it deserves more.

If I see a spark of interest, I'll continue, suggesting postprandial activities, pleasant "hidden" staircases opening onto stunning vistas only blocks away.