Sentence examples for suggests refers from inspiring English sources

Biomass, as the word inelegantly suggests, refers to all the biological material in an area, from trees to algae.

Motion capture, as the name suggests, refers to the process of recording movement for later analysis.

Bonding social capital as the name suggests, refers to a close trusting relationship between a group/network of individuals who share a similar identity while bridging social capital is the relationship between people and groups who know that are not alike [ 7].

"Or does this play open her eyes to that?" Ms. Hartke suggests, referring to the scene in which traveling players enact a similar crime.

"A photographically 'armed' society could turn out to be more polite," he suggests, referring to an American aphorism that holds "an armed society is a polite society".

Well, you've got to develop the culture first," Lin suggests, referring to a comment he made in our previous piece on the Research Culture Principle.

"Someone like a Carly Fiorina," Roby suggested, referring to Hewlett-Packard's chief executive.

"Sacker would have a Porsche," Rebecca Field suggested, referring to a predatory trader played by Rick Hoffman.

"Let's go next door and play some pool," he suggested, referring to a place called the Short Stop.

"How about Grey Poupon?" he suggested, referring, perhaps, to the flashes of yellow in the mostly blue gift bag the team had chosen.

"No doubt you'll be going to Bikini next," one friend suggested, referring to the Pacific atoll used for hydrogen bomb tests in the 1950's.