Sentence examples for suggests something about from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this suggests something about Obama — or maybe it suggests something about his supporters.

The relative ease with which subjects handle such problems suggests something about how they learn.

"Since each generation and culture puts its own gloss on the story, that suggests something about our culture".

But is that enough to say to a boy who might feel that even being approached suggests something about his own sexuality?

That it's in this condition suggests something about Mitchell's perfectionist nature and something about the unusual way "Gone With the Wind" was written and published.

It's a revelation, in the literal sense: it suggests something about Bach's approach to rhythm, his proximity to dance, that other performances don't.

"There might not be a story, but there are relationships that suggest something about narrative meaning".

The goal seems to be to suggest something about the mutability of memory or truth.

Ive said, "Really?" The error suggested something about the design studio's place in the Apple universe.

Mr. Keogh says he liked Mr. Mudie's musings because they suggested something "about innovation that Ireland could own".

Her middle name, Bean, was to suggest something about her family: that they're just the other side of conventional.