Sentence examples for suggests serves from inspiring English sources

The park, as its name suggests, serves as something of a stand-in for the nation for Alfred, who hankers for the so-called "good old days".

The shape of that dream unfolds leisurely, almost luxuriantly, in an episodic narrative which, as its name suggests, serves as a kind of fable.

The metaphysics of religion, Hume suggests, serves only to confuse and obscure our understanding of these matters and to hide their true foundation in human nature.

Further, the FBI is conducting a counterintelligence investigation of Russia which, precedent suggests, serves purposes which prioritize protecting its integrity.

Prelude to CYCLE is an installation comprised of a parachute, an industrial fan, a microcontroller, sounds, mats, and a video, and as the title suggests, serves as the introduction to Fleming's, CYCLE, an intensive 12-hour multisensory performance that merges music, meditation, regeneration, visual projections, food, and drinks.

In line with this suggestion, nutritionist Lisa Young suggests serving salad and vegetables on larger plates to encourage people to eat more of the good stuff, while serving the main course on smaller plates.

She suggests serving them with ratatouille, which is great.

Slater suggests serving beetroot with lamb, or making it into fritters and pairing it with gravlax.

The pear eau de vie is bottled fresh, not aged, and Mr. McCarthy suggests serving it chilled and straight up.

It begs for casual sipping; Mr. Tracy suggests serving it with oysters and clams, white-fleshed fish, vegetables, salads and ham.

In his wonderful book Real Flavours, Glynn Christian suggests serving cranberry sauce hot, and I agree with him.