Sentence examples for suggests the depth from inspiring English sources

Even so, it suggests the depth of the feelings at NARM's annual convention, taking place this week in San Antonio.

Mr. Khader's personal odyssey closely tracks the highs and lows of Israeli-Palestinian relations, and suggests the depth of their present situation.

Synecdoche is the fundamental experience of art, the sense that a random fragment contains a lifetime of experience and suggests the depth of a soul.

That so many of her designs seem to say, "This is me, whether you like it or not," suggests the depth of her mother's influence.

The dispute surrounding the report's release suggests the depth of anger that remains, nearly six years later, over where blame should be assigned for the intelligence failures surrounding Sept. 11.

If nothing else, this pair of prominent reviews suggests the depth of resentment on the part of European intellectuals that the world as they know it has been altered decisively by a young American programmer.

A dazzlingly passionate closeup of Moreau at the very beginning of the movie suggests the depths of her longing.

But his frenzied multitasking suggests the depths his boredom could reach, if it were allowed to gain a purchase on him.

We know so little about the girl from Nazareth, yet her life suggests the depths of trust that are available to us, and tells us something too about divine love.

But nothing at the time suggested the depth of horrors and geographic breadth that would ultimately be revealed.

The unexpected closeness of the vote also suggested the depth of support for Mrs. Clinton, particularly among older and working-class voters.