Sentence examples for suggests than from inspiring English sources
He is more, he suggests, than the one-dimensional hero or villain the fans -- and media -- prefer him to be.
More honorable, the context suggests, than simply relying, as so many movies do, on the audience's worst prejudices.
The Blur comeback brings them closer to Monty Python, Coxon suggests, than to rock veterans like the Rolling Stones.
Far better that, he suggests, than trying to impose everything from the centre.Voters, too, seem to like it.
"The finding suggests than an intake below that now recommended could help many Americans prevent the blood pressure rises that now occur with advancing age," Dr. Lenfant said.
A scan of those comments suggests than the outcome of the Express poll, "Should Britain just leave the EU right away?", is guaranteed to be an overwhelming Yes.
More is suggested than shown in any detail, and almost nothing is blatant.
Deeper, cynics might suggest, than going to a Facebook friend's page and liking their pix of Christmas puddings.
Nowhere are his aims more vividly suggested than in the collection's centerpiece, "Composing 'Moby-Dick': What Might Have Happened".
But this was more the case at the lower levels of racing, he suggested, than in Formula One.
Like the denizens of Lake Wobegon, the firm did not suggest than any of the analysts it queried might be below average.
